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Seattle council member touts ‘Black budget,’ calls for Black residents to form ‘most powerful political party’
The Seattle City Council president said she works with two budgets — her district’s and “the Black budget” — and urged Black residents to unite
Democrat calls Howard Lutnick a ‘pathological liar’ after closed-door Epstein testimony
Congressional Democrats hammered Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick for lying about his ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein after he admitted his relationship
US Presses Allies to Expand Counterterrorism Role in Iran and Beyond
The United States is urging allies to take on greater responsibility in global counterterrorism operations as Washington widens its focus to emerging threats linked to
Mamdani Examines NYPD Deal With ICE-Linked Firm
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is examining a contract the New York Police Department has with a surveillance technology company that has worked
Virus-Hit Cruise Ship Evacuees Land in Europe
A plane believed to be carrying a passenger from a cruise ship struck by the deadly hantavirus landed in the Netherlands on Wednesday after patients
Nvidia, Corning Drive 3,000 Jobs Push in Southern US
A major U.S. manufacturing expansion tied to the artificial intelligence boom is set to create more than 3,000 jobs — as Nvidia partners with Corning
Dems Accuse Lutnick of Epstein Cover-Up
Democrat lawmakers accused Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Wednesday of lying to Congress and helping cover up the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein, demanding his resignation after
S&P 500, Nasdaq Notch Records; AMD Sparks AI Rally
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq surged to record high closes Wednesday, buoyed by signs of a resolution in the Middle East conflict, while strong
Trump flagged ‘fake crime numbers’ in DC months before 13 officers accused of cooking books
President Donald Trump warned nearly a year ago that the District of Columbia may have been reporting “fake crime numbers” when he deployed the National
Fmr Kremlin Propagandist: Russian Elite Turning on Putin
A former Kremlin-linked lawyer and propagandist who publicly turned against Russian President Vladimir Putin said discontent inside Russia’s ruling elite is growing as divisions deepen
Tennessee GOP Unveils New Congressional Map
Tennessee Republicans on Wednesday unveiled a new congressional map that would split Memphis and Shelby County into three districts, which Democrats and Black leaders say
Rasmussen Poll: Voters Split on High Court’s Map Case
Voters are divided over a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down Louisiana’s congressional district map as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, according to a new
Trump ‘right to be outraged’ by Europe’s betrayal on Iran, says former Thatcher advisor
As President Donald Trump continues to express anger at NATO European allies for their lack of help in the war with Iran, he’s making clear
Le pagelle del red carpet ai David di Donatello: da Matilda De Angelis a Bianca Balti
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Fetterman under fire as Gov Shapiro pushes wild card senator to ‘get back’ to being a Democrat
Pennsylvania Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro has taken a critical tone toward maverick Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., urging him to “get back to what he was
Mamdani Admin Deletes NYC-Israel Ties Webpage
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration has quietly removed an official city webpage touting the city’s economic and business ties with Israel. The page,
Tehran Reviews US Proposal Even as Hormuz Tensions Linger
Iran is reviewing a U.S. proposal to end the war and will respond through Pakistani mediators, according to NPR, citing remarks from a foreign ministry
Obama branded ‘classless moron’ for AG jab at Trump as ‘wingman’ comments resurface
The White House called former President Barack Obama “a classless moron” suffering from “a severe and debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome” after Obama launched
Dem House candidate faces authenticity questions after kitchen table ad omits $1.6M estate
FIRST ON FOX: A campaign staffer for Montana’s Democratic House hopeful, Ryan Busse, would not confirm or deny whether her town home was used for
Rasmussen Poll: Voters Split on High Court’s Map Case
Voters are divided over a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down Louisiana’s congressional district map as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, according to a new
