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Newly appointed NYC racial equity chair has history of antisemitic posts: ‘FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA’

The newly appointed chair of New York City's Commission on Racial Equity has a history of sharing antisemitic content on social media, according to a New York Post report.

NYC officials need to start focusing on the youth vaping epidemic

No one is talking about the fact that these smoke stores, and many others, are also illegally selling unregulated, flavored e-cigarettes containing enormous amounts of highly-addictive nicotine...

Biden sends War Powers notification to Congress following strikes in Iraq and Syria

President Biden officially notified Congress of the targeted strikes that he ordered earlier this week and promised to "take further action" against further attacks on U.S. bases and troops in the region.

The campaign spotlight this weekend is on Nevada, where dueling elections could confuse GOP voters

Nevada is a pivotal early state on the 2024 election calendar, but it's gotten much less attention than leadoff Iowa and New Hampshire.

New Speaker Mike Johnson holds favor with conservatives. Can he unite the GOP where others failed?

New House Speaker Mike Johnson inherits many of the same problems that bedeviled Republican leaders with far more experience. At least for now, however, he holds favor with the ultra-conservative wing of his party that toppled previous House speakers. But can he unite House Republicans where others failed?

Joe Biden calls for GOP help on gun violence, praises police for work in Maine shooting spree

President Joe Biden called on Republicans in Congress to help keep Americans safe from gun violence and praised police for their efforts to track down the Maine gunman who killed 18 people.

Biden’s border policies create multi-species threat as fentanyl crisis is now harming puppies

A porous border has led to fentanyl being smuggled illegally into the country and, in turn, harming tens of thousands of Americans each year.

Pentagon renames Georgia fort in final project to replace bases honoring Confederates

The Pentagon on Friday in a ceremony renamed the U.S. Army base in August, Ga., to honor the service of former President Eisenhower. Fort Eisenhower, formerly known as Fort Gordon, was the last of nine military posts to receive new names as part of the Biden administration's initiative to remove names honoring Confederate soldiers. “We’re...

Democrats voice concern, outrage over Phillips primary bid

Democrats are raising concerns and venting their frustration over Rep. Dean Phillips’s (D-Minn.) long-shot bid against President Biden. Many members of the party believe Phillips, a three-term House Democrat, has little chance of ousting Biden in the primary, let alone enough name recognition to register on voters’ minds. But some Democrats also worry Phillips’s bid...

Trump calls New York judge a ‘nut job’ for ruling requiring Ivanka to testify

Former President Trump again attacked the New York judge presiding over his civil fraud trial, calling him a “nut job” for ruling that his daughter Ivanka Trump must testify in the case. In a Truth Social post Saturday, Trump called the judge “Trump hating,” and “unhinged.” “I truly believe he is CRAZY, but certainly, at...

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