Texas’ long-awaited school choice expansion is moving forward but its first year is already colliding with legal uncertainty and election-year politics that could sharply limit how much real “choice” families actually have.

After nearly six decades and more than half a billion dollars a year in taxpayer support, the federal government has formally exited the public broadcasting business.

Labour governs the United Kingdom with one of the largest parliamentary majorities in modern history. Yet the threatened resignation of a single Labour MP has exposed a vulnerability that could hand Reform UK a dramatic by-election victory and reshape Britain’s political landscape far sooner than expected.