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How recent ‘swatting’ calls targeting officials may prompt heavier penalties for hoax police calls

Following a spate of swatting hoaxes targeting political figures, states such as Ohio and Virginia have upped the penalties for the fraudulent calls.

Here’s why people are flocking to Texas — and fleeing New York

Texas, perhaps even more so than Florida, is a prime destination.

Grand Central tourist stabbing shows urgent need for mental-health action

About two weeks prior, the man accused of the stabbing, Steven Hutcherson, was released at a court hearing for a previous charge.

Grand Central’s nightmare stabbings: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 29, 2023

The Issue: The Christmas Day stabbings of two teenage tourists at Grand Central Terminal.

Biden administration once more bypasses Congress on an emergency weapons sale to Israel

For the second time this month the Biden administration is bypassing Congress to approve an emergency weapons sale to Israel as Israel continues to prosecute its war against Hamas in Gaza under increasing international criticism.

House Freedom Caucus warns of ‘shady side deals’ in spending negotiations with Democrats

House Freedom Caucus members are warning fellow Republicans not to make any "shady side deals" with any Democrats as spending talks resume ahead of a Jan. 19 deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown.

Trump is blocked from the GOP primary ballot in two states. Can he still run for president?

First, Colorado's Supreme Court ruled that former President Donald Trump wasn't eligible to run for his old job in that state. Then, Maine's Democratic secretary of state ruled the same for her state. Who's next?

Haley, DeSantis pummel each other in ad war in final weeks before Iowa caucus

Voters in Iowa and other early-voting states are getting bombarded with GOP presidential candidates duking it out over the television and radio airwaves.

Seizure of Trump’s smartphone data puts special counsel in uncharted legal waters

Special counsel Jack Smith disclosed in court filings that he retrieved data from former President Donald Trump's smartphone, potentially crossing what critics call a "red line" for presidential immunity.

Democrats are giving up on democracy

It is becoming increasingly clear that more and more Democrats are outright giving up on democracy and facilitating its downfall, and the consequences will be dire if Democrats do not clean up their own party swiftly.

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