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New Yorkers must ‘never forget’ 9/11 — and turn sorrow into service

Some of the most powerful lessons of 9/11 can be found in the people who endured unimaginable loss — and chose not to answer it with anger or despair.

Tossing bread into the ocean on the Jewish New Year

On Sunday, hundreds of Jews in LA will walk to the beach. 

The midterms ARE about Trump — and what he offers for America’s future

The president and his party need to offer some real sense of what “finish...

In this ever-nationalized midterm environment, swing-district Republicans brace for a storm

The true measure of a sailor is how they weather a storm, and swing...

I’m an NYC death investigator — still fighting the sickening lie of 9/11’s ‘jumpers’

There were no suicides on 9/11. Saying that anyone “jumped” from the Twin Towers'...

Judge to issue ‘very limited’ order temporarily pausing USAID purge

A federal judge said Friday he intends to temporarily block the Trump administration’s plan to place thousands of U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees on leave at midnight. Unions representing government employees sued to stop the shutdown of agency operations and restart the flow of foreign aid frozen by President Trump, who has accused...

Evening Report — GOP spending fight lands at Super Bowl

Presented by Becker & Poliakoff — President Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson will attend the game Sunday as unruly House Republicans squabble over spending {beacon} Evening Report TRUMP FIRST 100 DAYS © Graeme Jennings, Associated Press GOP budget battle heads to New Orleans THE SUPER BOWL SHOWDOWN between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles...

Trump’s DOJ drops challenge to gender-affirming care bans but urges Supreme Court to issue decision

President Trump’s Justice Department on Friday abandoned the Biden administration’s Supreme Court challenge to gender-affirming care bans for minors, but the new administration urged the justices to still resolve the issue this term. The Supreme Court has not yet issued a decision after hearing arguments late last year in the challenge against Tennessee’s ban, SB1. The Biden administration...

Exclusive: ACLU asks Congress to investigate plans to fire ‘probationary’ federal employees

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is asking Congress to investigate the Trump administration's plans for “imminent mass layoffs” of as many as 200,000 employees hired within the last two years ago. The letter comes as departments across government have been asked to assemble a list of employees still on prohibition after being hired. The...

Progressives pitching Cabinet-level peacebuilding agency

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) on Friday reintroduced legislation to establish a Cabinet-level "Department of Peacebuilding," with the goal of cultivating a culture of peace at home and abroad. The bill is inspired by former Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio), who proposed a similar bill in 2001, as did former Sen. Mark Dayton (D-Minn.) in 2005 and...

Pro-lifers shouldn’t believe Kennedy’s dishonest ‘change of heart’ on abortion 

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has consistently advocated for taxpayer-funded abortion, despite his recent claims of a change of heart on the issue.

Live updates: Trump, Ishiba talk trade; Trump suggests Israel will give US the Gaza Strip

President Trump is hosting Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Friday in the second visit by a foreign leader to the White House this week. Trump will host a joint press conference with Ishiba, who took office in October and told reporters before departing for Washington that his goal was to forge a “personal relationship”...

Trader Joe’s limits egg purchases at all stores

A Trader Joe's spokesperson said the limit aims to ensure more customers are able to buy eggs.

From Rwanda to Ukraine, despots are fanning flames of tragedy

There is a pattern of nations whose difficult histories have resulted in authoritarian governments peddling grievance.

Trump says Gaza will be given to US by Israel

President Trump on Friday asserted that Gaza will be given to the U.S. by Israel, expanding on his plan for an American takeover of the war-torn region that he suggests involves the permanent relocation of Palestinians. The controversial proposal stands to upend decades of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East. When asked of the...

Trump gives vote of confidence in Musk on DOGE

President Trump on Friday gave a vote of confidence in tech entrepreneur Elon Musk’s work on the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), saying that his billionaire ally is doing a “very good job.” “Elon is doing a great job. He’s finding tremendous fraud and corruption and waste. You see it with the USAID [U.S. Agency...

Comer investigating TOPGUN over reports of harm to pilots

Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), chair of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, is investigating the United States Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor program, commonly referred to as TOPGUN, after pilots and instructors reportedly underwent physical and mental harm. Three F-18 Super Hornet pilots died by suicide following symptoms of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) that...

New York shuts down NYC-area live poultry markets after bird flu detected

All live bird markets in New York City and several neighboring counties were ordered to be closed on Friday after inspectors found seven cases of bird flu.   New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) issued the closure order for live bird markets in New York City, Westchester, Suffolk and Nassau Counties. Westchester County includes New...

Vance: Bring back DOGE staffer who resigned after racist posts surfaced

Vice President Vance on Friday argued that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffer who resigned after social media posts of his came to light that espoused racist beliefs should be hired back. Vance, in speaking out about the issue, said that social media posts shouldn’t be the reason he is fired, calling the 25-year-old...

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