Mayor Zohran Mamdani dined at a controversial Palestinian restaurant after facing furious protesters at an Oct. 7 vigil, with his security team later restraining activists as insults and accusations followed him outside.
Daniel Wiesenfeld claims Letitia James kept a Trump investigation alive despite investigators finding no wrongdoing, while James’ office says the prosecutor was terminated for cause after violating legal, professional, or agency requirements.
Wanying Zhang offered an Irvine home’s equity, family guarantees, GPS monitoring and travel restrictions as she challenged claims that she might flee while facing a federal foreign agent charge tied to alleged surveillance of a Taiwanese official’s relative.
Reports indicate Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores could face additional charges tied to detained Americans and alleged torture, while the deposed socialist ruler and his wife remain jailed in Brooklyn ahead of their expected June 2027 trial.
New USAID watchdog reports detail a five year debarment over explicit material and apparent commercial sex solicitation on government devices, plus three year penalties tied to fraudulent invoices, receipts, money laundering conspiracy and taxpayer losses.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison accused Republicans of planning to cheat in the 2026 midterms, urged supporters to prepare for street protests, and defended more than 73 lawsuits his office has filed against the Trump Administration.
Jeff Bezos says America can beat China to the moon by 2028 while artificial intelligence transforms work and orbital data centers reshape computing, offering an ambitious roadmap for Blue Origin and the nation’s technological future.
A Florida jury convicted Joseph Rodriguez after prosecutors showed that nearly 2,000 patients seeking COVID-19 testing were subjected to unwanted blood tests, generating more than $15 million in Medicare billings and over $500,000 in payments.