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The Minnesota senator is the most prominent political figure to resign amid a wave of sexual misconduct allegations.

Pressure is building on Maduro, a socialist, to resign amid an economic crisis marked by widespread shortages and hyperinflation.

Countries around the world are pressuring Maduro to resign amid a hyperinflationary economic crisis that has led millions to emigrate.

Daugherty would resign amid scandal a year later and had no interest in involving the White House in the Klan issue.

It is the latest attempt to rein in Mr Ford, who has refused to resign amid a drugs and drink row.

A second White House aide, speechwriter David Sorensen, was forced to resign amid similar accusations, which he denied, on Friday night.

A former mayor of Naas who was forced to resign amid racism allegations last year has lost the Fine Gael party whip.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has lost his parliamentary majority after another MP was forced to resign amid a political crisis over dual citizenship.

The leaked documents, which detailed offshore accounts, implicated several senior Icelandic politicians, including the prime minister who was forced to resign amid public outrage.

Top editors resign amid accusations of racist 'toxic culture' at US publications Read more But for Anna Wintour this has been her annus horribilis.

Last month, engineering executive Amit Singhal was asked to resign amid a sexual harassment allegation stemming from his previous job at Alphabet Inc's Google.

This came after the TBC chairman was forced to resign amid complaints by prime minister 'Akilisi Pohiva that the company was not supporting government enough.

Three lawmakers said this week they would resign amid sexual harassment allegations: Democratic Senator Al Franken, Democratic Representative John Conyers and Republican Representative Trent Franks.

Five directors of the USAG board have already resigned amid the fallout.

He resigned amid increasing pressure from the business community demanding more rapid privatisation.

On August 10, Lebanon's government resigned amid increasing anger by protesters following the blast.