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Tragedy Strikes: Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl Parade Marred by Deadly Shooting
A day of celebration and victory turned into a harrowing ordeal as gunfire erupted during the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl Victory Parade and Rally, leaving one woman dead and 22 others wounded, including several children. The incident unfolded at Union Station, turning the festive atmosphere into chaos.
Love, Lies, and Legal Battles: The Unraveling Trump Trial Saga
In the midst of the highly publicized trial against Donald Trump and his co-defendants for alleged election interference, the proceedings took an unexpected turn as Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis faced intense scrutiny over allegations of a romantic involvement with her top prosecutor, Nathan Wade. The courtroom saga unfolded as Willis, resisting a subpoena, entered the proceedings dramatically, aiming to dispel rumors and set the record straight.
Mayorkas Impeachment Saga: GOP Triumph, Senate Showdown, and the Battle for Border Security
In a historic move on February 13, House Republicans achieved a significant victory by impeaching Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The impeachment comes amid widespread allegations that his policies are directly responsible for the escalating crisis at the southern border.
Aid Over Security: Schumer's Legislative Agenda Under Fire for Neglecting Border
House Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-La.) recent rejection of a bipartisan Senate proposal for foreign aid, including significant support for Ukraine and Israel, has brought into the limelight the deepening divide between legislative priorities and the urgent domestic issues facing the nation. This standoff raises new questions about Congress's ability to assist foreign allies ahead of the crucial November elections, spotlighting Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's (D-N.Y.) contentious approach to the bill's passage.
Border Crisis Front and Center at Conservative Conference
A nation without a border is not a nation.
Cruz Condemns 'Steaming Pile' Border Bill, Demands Real Solutions
In a forceful address during a Senate Republican press briefing, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas vehemently criticized the recently proposed bipartisan border bill, declaring it not only inadequate but a "terrible" piece of legislation. The senator's remarks come amid a heightened national debate over border security and immigration reform.
Legal Showdown: Trump to Face Trial Without Presidential Shield
In a pivotal moment for the American judiciary, a federal appeals panel has decisively ruled that former President Donald Trump cannot claim immunity from prosecution concerning his efforts to contest the 2020 election results. This ruling, delivered by a panel that includes two appointees of President Joe Biden and one Republican-appointed judge, marks a significant development in the ongoing legal debates surrounding presidential powers and accountability.
Romance and Racketeering: Fulton DA's Conduct Questioned Amid Trump Prosecution
In a significant twist to the ongoing legal battle surrounding former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants, allegations have emerged questioning the integrity of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and prosecutor Nathan Wade. Michael Roman, a co-defendant in the case, has filed a motion suggesting that a personal connection initiated before the election case against Trump may have compromised the professional relationship between Willis and Wade.
Memo to the GOP: You Can't Win Without Independents
President Biden is in big trouble winning the 2024 election because the economy is tanking.
Democrat Red to Blue List Targets Three New York Seats
National Democrats have created a hit list for Congressional seats they have targeted in November, and three New York Republicans are on it. GOP wins in the state helped flip the House in 2022, and the Democrats are looking to take it back.
President Biden: "Elderly Man With a Poor Memory"
The Special Counsel who declined to charge President Biden with a crime for storing and handling classified documents at his residence offered a stunning reason why in court documents: he wasn't mentally fit to stand trial.
GOP Blasts Senate Border Bill: A Pathway to Rubber-Stamping Amnesty
In a decisive challenge to the Senate's ambitious $118 billion immigration and border security proposal, Republican lawmakers are raising alarms over what they perceive as a dangerous pathway to indiscriminate amnesty. The bill, designed to revamp immigration policies and bolster border defenses, is now under intense scrutiny for potentially undermining the nation's immigration system integrity through provisions that GOP members argue could facilitate unchecked immigration.
Snoop Dogg Now Joins Ranks with Trump Supporting Hip-Hop Heavyweights
In a surprising turn of events that has shaken both the entertainment and political worlds, Snoop Dogg, the famous rapper and former critic of Donald Trump, has publicly announced his support for the former president. This unexpected change of heart is due to Trump's pardon of Michael "Harry-O" Harris, a key figure in the hip-hop industry and co-founder of Death Row Records, who was released from prison after serving more than thirty years. This act of mercy by Trump has caused Snoop Dogg to reconsider his stance on the former president, resulting in his public endorsement that has sparked widespread discussion about its potential implications for the African American vote and the broader landscape of political affiliations and perceptions within the community.
Trump Maintains Spot on Illinois Ballot Despite Primary Race Tensions
As the 2024 presidential election looms nine months away, recent national polls unveil a razor-thin margin between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, illustrating a divided electorate's leanings. The latest Quinnipiac University poll places Biden ahead with a 50% to 44% lead among registered voters, a notable jump from a marginal lead in December. This poll showcases Biden's strengthening position, particularly among female voters, where he enjoys a 58% to 36% advantage over Trump.
Border Battle: GOP Moves to Impeach DHS Chief Amid Policy Disputes
A week after House Republicans initiated impeachment proceedings against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the political landscape remains sharply divided over the historic move. The GOP, citing allegations of legal violations related to border security and immigration policy, is pressing ahead with charges that could see Mayorkas become the first Cabinet secretary to face impeachment in nearly 150 years.
Georgia Legislation Targets Prosecutorial Misconduct Amid Willis-Trump Legal Showdown
In a pivotal development within Georgia's legal and political arena, the Georgia House of Representatives has passed a bill that could significantly impact the prosecutorial landscape, particularly for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who is currently embroiled in a high-stakes legal showdown with former President Donald Trump. The bill, known as House Bill 881, was approved on January 29 by a vote of 95-75, strictly along party lines, and has now been forwarded to the Senate for further debate. This legislation seeks to revive an oversight panel with the authority to discipline and remove county prosecutors accused of misconduct. This move could directly affect Willis amid allegations about her handling of the Trump case.
Trumbull County Officials Risk Personal Liability in Commissioner's Free Speech Lawsuit
In a ruling with potential repercussions for free speech and official accountability, U.S. District Judge Philip Calabrese has determined that several Trumbull County Ohio officials could be personally liable for damages if found responsible for the false arrest of County Commissioner Niki Frenchko. This case stems from an incident on July 7, 2022, where Frenchko was removed and handcuffed by sheriff's deputies during a commissioners meeting.
National Recognition and High Marks for Stony Brook University Hospital
Eight-year-old Ben Graham from Blue Point loves playing more sports than you can count on one hand. It was February 17th of last year when the young boy was gearing up for what should have been a routine practice with friends and teammates.
Super Tuesday Draws Near: Trump Ahead in GOP Race, Biden Grapples with Approval Issues
As the 2024 Presidential primaries march towards the critical juncture of Super Tuesday, the Republican race is witnessing a fervent battle for the nomination led by former President Donald Trump, while in the Democratic camp, President Joe Biden navigates the waters of public opinion amidst his unopposed run for the nomination.
Trump Vows Strong Appeal Against $83.3 Million Defamation Verdict
Former President Donald Trump, a pivotal figure in the Republican party and the 2024 Presidential race, has declared his intention to appeal the $83.3 million verdict awarded to writer E. Jean Carroll. This development follows a swift decision by a Manhattan jury, reached in less than three hours of deliberation.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
Patriot Memorial Park honors America’s post-9/11 heroes
A field of flags honors those who fought our nation’s War on Terror.
Socialist Mamdani takes the win as Mayor of New York City
Socialist Zohran Mamdani has won the mayor’s office in the largest city in the United States – New York City.