Demonstrators crowded the Hungarian capital of Budapest Monday night to protest a new constitution they declared “anti-democratic.” Many demanded Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s resignation. Protesters gathered outside the State Opera, where the prime minister was attending a gala celebrating the new constitution, the Associated Press reported . The protesters, upset by a number of new changes in the constitution, chanted “Viktator,” merging the prime minister’s first name with “dictator,” the AP said. Read full article > >

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Hungary loses ‘Republic’ in name, and protests fill capital

Brazil’s Labour Minister Carlos Lupi hands in his resignation to President Dilma Rousseff, the sixth minister to go since she took office in January.

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Earl Devaney, responsible for tracking federal economic stimulus dollars, is submitting his resignation to the White House Thursday and plans to retire at the end of December after 41 years of service at four federal agencies. Devaney told The Federal Eye in an interview Wednesday that he plans to retire to Florida with his wife — about four years behind schedule — and plans to seek part-time employment as a consultant or on corporate boards. Read full article > >

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Stimulus watchdog Earl Devaney stepping down

Husain Haqqani, Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States, has offered his resignation to defuse a growing controversy at home that threatens to aggravate already precarious relations between that country’s powerful military and its civilian government. In a letter sent Wednesday to Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, Haqqani said in an interview, he wrote that “I do not want to be a distraction from the major challenges facing our country and our government.” Read full article > >

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Pakistani ambassador offers resignation

Mario Monti is starting work to form a new government to lead Italy out of the acute debt crisis which prompted the resignation of Silvio Berlusconi.

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Technocrat Mario Monti is asked to form a new Italian government to tackle an acute debt crisis which prompted the resignation of Silvio Berlusconi.

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Monti to form next Italy cabinet

Italy’s lower house on Saturday was set to pass austerity measures demanded by the E.U., paving the way for the planned resignation of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

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Silvio Berlusconi Set to Resign After Italy Passes Austerity Measures

As pundits call for campaign manager’s resignation.

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Cain Buys Scandal-Related Google Ads

This town needs a good imbroglio. The Obama presidency has been very good to the political opposition, giving Republicans control of the House and now putting them in a position to take the Senate and White House as well. In one area, though, President Obama has so far thwarted Republicans: He has not given them a juicy scandal. There was Solyndra , the solar company that went bust after getting hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars. There have been some resignations by administration officials because of dubious things in their past, and there has been the odd flap over unpaid taxes. Read full article > >

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Fast and Furious: The scandal Republicans have been waiting for?

Italian P.M. denies resignation rumors.

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Berlusconi: I’m Staying Put

The latest instalment in the war series goes on sale following sackings and resignations at developer Infinity Ward.

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Gamers await Modern Warfare 3

On the eve of a critical vote in Parliament, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy on Monday dismissed reports of his imminent resignation, calling them baseless.

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Berlusconi Dismisses Resignation Reports

Ministers are set to consult on plans for a register of lobbyists later in the year, as Labour puts pressure on the government following Liam Fox’s resignation.

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CAIRO — Egypt’s finance minister tendered his resignation Tuesday to protest the government’s role in the most violent unrest since the winter uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak , according to an aide. But his attempt to quit was quickly rejected by the country’s transitional military leadership. Read full article > >

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Egyptian minister offers to quit after Christian deaths

The Watergate office building, home of the infamous break-in that led to President Richard M. Nixon’s resignation, is under contract to be sold to District-based private equity real estate investor Penzance Cos., according to two sources familiar with the deal. The deal is expected to close later this fall according to the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the sale has not been completed. Read full article > >

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