Key Takeaways:
• President Trump once promised to clean up government but now faces massive allegations of Trump corruption.
• A New York Times report shows he and his allies raised...
Mayor Adams' campaign is under scrutiny as it has yet to refund tens of thousands of dollars in donations linked to Eric Ulrich, the indicted former head of the Buildings Department. The campaign's lawyer had announced four months ago that the funds were in the process of being sent...
Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Cuomo
The Justice Department's investigation revealed that former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo harassed at least 13 female staffers, creating a "sexually hostile work environment." The nine-page settlement, agreed upon by Gov. Kathy Hochul's office and the U.S. attorney's office, stated that the department's inquiry established...
Narrow Victory for Trump in New Hampshire Primary: A Closer Look
Key Takeaways:
- Donald Trump emerged victorious against Nikki Haley by a thin margin in the New Hampshire primary.
- Despite losing, Haley showed a spirit of optimism, asserting her campaign's future.
- Some strategists believe the narrow win for Trump reflected...
Key Takeaways:
- South Carolina Senator Tim Scott is engaged to Mindy Noce, a Charleston-area interior designer.
- Scott posted photos of the proposal on social media, which was accompanied by the caption "She said YES."
- Mindy Noce, mother of three, appeared with Scott at a political event in November.
- Before...
The Clash over the How Many Stops Act
New York City Mayor Adams vetoed the How Many Stops Act on Friday, causing friction between his executive office and the City Council. This action is leading towards a significant political showdown, with Council leaders pledging to invalidate any executive attempt to...
Key Takeaways:
- The US Supreme Court is considering a potential upheaval of Chevron deference, a legal doctrine from 1984 granting authority to federal agencies in interpreting laws.
- Overturning Chevron deference could have broad implications for federal government agencies and the lives of American citizens.
- Opponents to Chevron view the...
Key Takeaways:
- Scott Stringer, former city comptroller, is rumoured for a mayoral rematch against Mayor Adams
- He's to file paperwork for an exploratory committee to raise campaign funds
- Stringer criticizes Adams' administration and plans to focus on crime, housing, education and fiscal management
- Past allegations of sexual misconduct may...
Family's Plea for Action
The family of Omer Neutra, a 22-year-old Israeli-American from Long Island currently held hostage by Hamas, is urging influential parties to help return their son back home. His parents made heartfelt pleas during an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell. They recently stood vigil at the border...
Iraq has called back its ambassador from Tehran and summoned Iran’s chargé d’affaires in Baghdad, sternly protesting against Iranian strikes that killed several civilians in Irbil, according to the Iraqi International Ministry.
Key Takeaways:
• Iraq recalls its ambassador from Iran, protesting against a missile assault on Irbil that claimed civilian...
The Political Landscape Shifts
Two Republican presidential debates have been scrapped after both former president Donald Trump and Nikki Haley externalized their refusal to participate. This development comes just before next week's highly anticipated New Hampshire primary election.
Key Takeaways:
- ABC and CNN cancel their scheduled debates ahead of the New...
In a tense four-hour hearing before the Civilian Oversight Commission on Friday, former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva strived to minimize the controversy surrounding alleged deputy gangs. He persistently denied their existence, wrongly suggesting that the tattooed subgroups were vanishing from the department. His defiance against subpoenas over...
Tensions Escalate following US Airstrike
The volatile situation in the Middle East took a turn for the worse on Saturday as the Houthi militia, backed by Iran, threatened retaliation against American airstrikes. The U.S. military launched an isolated missile strike on a radar station outside the Yemeni capital, Sana. This...
Governor Hochul's Budget Framework Amid Deficits and Migrant Crisis
After weeks of consideration under the shadow of deficits, the costly city's asylum seeker dilemma, and the loss of pandemic-era federal funds, Governor Hochul is in the final stages of framing a budget proposal. She's set to reveal her plan on...
Examining Australia's Template of Lawmaking
The conundrum is enlightening: broad-brimmed Nazis in downtown Darwin, lemon-slice-savoring society ladies in Adelaide, eucalyptus-craving koalas around Wollongong. Australia’s recent law, effective January 8, against the display of Nazi symbols and salutes stirs curiosity. The rationale? An alleged increase in antisemitism since the Israel-Palestine War's...
Further Sparking Regional Conflicts
Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip have resulted in the deaths of more than 30 Palestinians, with casualties including young children. This development has given rise to fears that the continuous conflict between Israel and Hamas could eventually escalate to a broader regional battle.
Fears of escalation...
The Supreme Court Set to Hear Public Camping Ban Dispute
On Friday, the Supreme Court announced its intention to examine a crucial issue that could redefine homelessness policies in the U.S. The court plans to hear a case involving cities implementing public camping bans through local ordinances. This case evolves...
According to reports, the US and UK have launched a series of punitive air strikes across Yemen, escalating tensions in retaliation against Iran-backed Houthi forces. This move comes in response to attacks on Red Sea shipping. The burgeoning conflict is an offshoot of Israel's ongoing fight in Gaza.
Key Takeaways:
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Donald Trump, the former U.S. President, cannot personally provide closing arguments in his impending New York fraud trial, as declared by Manhattan Judge Arthur Engoron on Wednesday. By failing to ensure he would stick to the "reasonable, lawful limits" set by the court, he has lost the opportunity to...
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday threw its weight behind a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in the volatile Gaza Strip. In a show of solidarity with numerous other California cities and municipalities, the board voted 8-3 in favor of the resolution. The mandate calls for a...
New York City is grappling with homelessness, as nearly 90,000 people live in city shelters. Furthermore, the city welcomes thousands of homeless migrants from various parts of the world every week. Outlined are key takeaways on the burgeoning issue:
- A 50% increase in the number of families in shelters...