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Former Aide Suing Eric Adams Joins Mamdani Administration as Deputy Mayor Chief of Staff
Hassan Naveed, who was fired as NYC hate crimes prevention chief in 2024 and is suing Adams over religious discrimination allegations, returns to City Hall under the new mayor.
Army Veteran Identified in Shreveport Shooting That Killed Eight Children
Shamar Elkins, 31, shot ten people across three homes before being killed by police during a carjacking attempt.
It's No Mystery, Spanberger Lied About Everything
Virginia Democrat faces criticism over alleged misrepresentations as political adversaries demand accountability.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford Agrees to Sell $21M Private Jet Following Outcry
The Bombardier Challenger 650, purchased for official travel including tariff advocacy in the US, will be sold after critics called it a 'gravy plane.'
Britannia No Longer Rules the Waves, but It Can Still Be a Credible Power
Starmer's government commits to 3.5 percent defense spending increase as Strategic Defense Review reveals stretched military capabilities.
Jackson Solo Dissent Opposes Supreme Court Reversal in Fourth Amendment Case
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the lone justice to defend the D.C. Appeals Court after the Supreme Court's 8-2 ruling approving a police traffic stop.
5 People Shot During Fight in Nightlife District Near University of Iowa
Three students were among the five wounded in the shooting near downtown Iowa City; one victim remains in critical condition.
Gallego, Seen as Democratic Model, Faces New Scrutiny Over Swalwell Connection and Ethics Questions
Arizona senator's growing national profile faces tests as Republicans push ethics inquiries and Democrats question his judgment after Swalwell scandal.
FBI Director Patel Threatens Lawsuit Against The Atlantic Over 'Categorically False' Report
The Atlantic's article claims Patel was frequently unreachable, drank to intoxication at work, and that officials once considered breaching a locked room to reach him.
Viktor Orbán Built a 'Propaganda Machine.' Hungary's Next Leader Must Dismantle It
State media depicted opposition candidate Péter Magyar as a threat to peace, with critics saying voters in rural eastern Hungary were fed lies about conscription and economic collapse.