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Mamdani friend and advisor met with Cuban dictator: report

By Nicholas Ballasy

Courts & Law

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Letitia James

Ethics complaint filed against NY Attorney General Letitia James in Cornell 7 case

The complaint calls for James to recuse herself or be removed from the case.

Federal Agencies

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Todd Blanche

Justice Department eases political activity restrictions for senior officials

Assistant Attorney General Jolene Ann Laurie authored the memo

White House

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Trump at the convention

Trump announces ‘energy ceasefire’ in Ukraine war

Trump: ‘Both parties have agreed. Do not break it!’

Federal Agencies

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FEMA

FEMA lost over $3.7 billion in fraudulent COVID relief payouts, fed watchdog report

Agency's said senior management thought "sufficient internal controls to support fraud prevention" were already in place.

White House

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Joe Biden, United Nations, Sept. 21, 2022

Biden slams Putin's 'reckless' nuclear threat

Biden said the invasion of Ukraine was a "brutal needless war, a war chosen by one man, to be very blunt."

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New York Stock Exchange

New York City drops COVID vaccine mandate for private sector, but not for public workers

The city will immediately stop enforcing its COVID vaccine mandates for student athletes.

Local

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NY subway car

NYC adds security cameras to roughly all 6,400 subway cars, effort to assure riders system is safe

The subway system already has security cameras in its 472 stations

Courts & Law

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Hezbollah rocket attack, Haifa, Israel, July 17, 2006

US court awards over $110 million to Americans wounded by Hezbollah rockets

The American plaintiffs said Hezbollah damaged their property and caused them physical and emotional injury.

Congress

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Sen. Tim Scott

Sen. Tim Scott introduces bill to stop schools from changing child's gender without parental consent

The bill applies to any elementary and middle school that receives federal funds.

Security

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Migrant caravan, Mexico, June 7, 2022

As border crisis rages, Homeland Security champions … electric vehicles

"DHS is leading the charge among federal agencies to transition its fleet vehicles from internal combustion engines to zero-emission electric vehicles."

Courts & Law

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Ron DeSantis in Geneva, Fla., Aug. 24, 2022

Migrants whom DeSantis flew to Martha's Vineyard file class action suit against him

DeSantis has asserted that the migrants willingly boarded the planes.

Federal Agencies

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Peter Daszak

'Highly suspect': DARPA tried to hire executive at Wuhan lab funder as COVID emerged, he says

Virologist who suppressed lab-leak debate through social media fact-checks had "obvious conflicts of interest" through undisclosed gain-of-function research, former Senate investigator says.

Federal Agencies

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The Department of Justice seal

GAO found DOJ missed nearly 1,000 in-custody deaths from state data last year: report

"This information is critical to improve transparency in prisons and jails, identifying trends in custodial deaths that may warrant corrective action," according to the report.

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