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RTA Sounds Alarm With One Week Left for Springfield to Avert Chicago Transit Fiscal Cliff

Lawmakers face a one-week deadline to close a $202 million 2026 gap that leaders say will force cuts without new revenue.

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Tampa City Council Delays $4.1 Million Vote on South Howard Flood Project

Lecornu Survives Twin No-Confidence Votes After Pledging Pension Freeze

CTA Proposes 25-Cent Fare Hike for 2026 as Agency Warns of Midyear Service Cuts

Metra Proposes 2026 Budget With 13%–15% Fare Hike, Service Maintained for Next Year

Santa Clara County Pitches Measure A Sales Tax to Backstop Hospitals Before Nov. 4 Vote

RTA Cuts 2026 Transit Gap to About $200 Million as Bigger Cliff Looms in 2027

Timor-Leste Parliament Votes to Scrap Lifetime Pensions

Los Angeles Reaches Union Deal to Avert All Remaining City Layoffs

Peru’s EsSalud Strike Ends After Accord on 2026 Performance Incentives

Bruno Le Maire Blames 2024 Dissolution for Stalled Fiscal Fix, Warns of Renewed Deindustrialization

MEF Authorizes S/10.29 Million Transfer for One-Time S/300 Bonus to Education Administrative Staff

EU Approves €1.241 Billion DANA Recovery Addendum as Valencia Starts Using Reserved Funds

Pierre Moscovici Sets Exit From Cour des Comptes After EU Auditors Nomination

Buenos Aires Deputies Unanimously Reject Milei’s Plan to Repeal ‘Zona Fría’ in 2026 Budget

Opponents File Court Challenges to France’s 2030 Winter Games Plan

Argentina’s Lower House Overrides Milei’s Vetoes as Crowds Rally in Buenos Aires

Italy Weighs Extending Freeze on Banks’ Deferred Tax Credits as Lenders Push Back

Ley Sets Coalition on Targeted Welfare, Opposes Labor’s Universal Childcare Plan

STF Gives AGU and TCU 15 Days to Set Audit Timetable for Emendas Pix