Damien Neva allegedly praised Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar before joining PS 77, prompting an official investigation and demands for his firing as Jewish coop members pursue a lawsuit over a ban on Israeli goods.
Fareed Zakaria acknowledged that blue cities and states face the most acute homelessness problems, arguing that heavy spending has failed while construction barriers and policies favoring homeless people burden the other 99.5% of residents.
Burchett says Chevalier’s past comments about the American flag should disqualify her from taking a House seat, setting up a possible constitutional fight if she wins.
ICE arrested Samuel Reveron Ascanio, a 25 year old illegal alien dubbed the “mole man,” after he emerged from a New York City sewer following his release by a judge despite a federal arrest warrant.
Letitia James refused to explain a Facebook post appearing to accept an accuser’s account before investigating the 2024 Cornell case, leaving Kathy Hochul’s controversial special prosecutor appointment under even greater scrutiny.
Sen. Bernie Moreno urged Republican voters to return to the polls in 2026, arguing that staying home would empower socialists and radicals while Democrats offer no answer on gas prices, border security, or crime.
Thousands of refugees and other immigrants with legal status have lost Medicaid coverage as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act begins taking effect, with additional restrictions projected to remove more than 1 million immigrants from federal health coverage next year.
Trump says South Korea could face higher tariffs if it declines the announced $54 billion Alaska pipeline investment, while South Korean officials insist the project remains conditional and say definitive figures exceed what was agreed.