New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is proposing changes to the city’s budget that could reshape plans for the New York Police Department. His approach focuses on closing a major budget gap, and one of the biggest shifts involves canceling a previously approved plan to hire thousands of new officers. The proposal comes as city […]
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has announced plans to introduce legislation that would give the Pride flag formal recognition at the federal level. If passed, the measure would place the Pride flag in the same category as congressionally authorized flags such as the U.S. flag, military flags, and the POW/MIA flag. Schumer said the goal
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has accused President Donald Trump’s administration of withholding information related to files connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Speaking to the BBC during an appearance in Berlin at the annual World Forum, Clinton said the government should release the remaining materials without delay. “Get the files out. They are slow-walking it,”
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Angelina Jolie may soon begin a new chapter outside the United States. According to reports, the actress has been waiting for her youngest children to turn 18 before making a long-considered move overseas. Her twins, Vivienne and Knox, will reach adulthood on July 12. Sources previously told People that Jolie did not want to live
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Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Saturday that the Justice Department has released what she described as all Epstein-related files required under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. In a letter addressed to senior members of the Senate and House Judiciary Committees, Bondi said the department complied with Section 3 of the law by releasing records tied
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A former New Jersey high school teacher has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting two former students, including incidents that prosecutors say took place at her family’s bagel shop. Julie Rizzitello, 37, who previously taught at Wall High School in Wall Township, was sentenced in Monmouth County Superior Court.
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French biathlete Julia Simon has won Olympic gold in the women’s 15km biathlon, a victory that has drawn renewed attention to a legal case involving one of her teammates. Simon, 29, crossed the finish line ahead of fellow French athlete Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, who placed 80th in the same race. Another French competitor, Lou Jeanmonnot, secured
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For years, workplace culture often celebrated hustle, long hours, and going above and beyond. Motivational slogans filled office desks, and employees were encouraged to exceed expectations in pursuit of promotions and professional success. But over time, that constant drive began to take a toll. Conversations around burnout gained momentum, especially after the World Health Organization
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Workplace trends often gain traction on social media, from “quiet quitting” to debates about corporate culture. Now, another term is drawing attention online and it shifts the focus from employees to employers. A former HR professional recently shared insight into a practice sometimes referred to as being “managed out,” sparking discussion about how companies handle
Recent approvals of pesticides containing PFAS, often referred to as “forever chemicals,” have renewed debate among scientists, health experts, and environmental groups. PFAS are known for their extreme persistence, meaning they do not easily break down in the environment and can accumulate over time in water, soil, food, and the human body. While regulators argue
Head lice are a common and frustrating problem, especially for families with children. They spread easily through close contact and can be hard to eliminate if not treated properly. The good news is that with the right approach, lice can be removed and kept from coming back. How to Tell If You Have Head Lice
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What the FBI is warning about: Scammers are spoofing real government and law enforcement numbers, threatening arrest, demanding wire transfers, gift cards, or cryptocurrency, and pressuring victims to act immediately. How the scam works Calls or texts claim unpaid tolls, court fines, or package problems. The caller insists on immediate payment or sensitive information and
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A smiling boy in a family photo — bright, blonde-haired, full of energy — born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1960. His parents, a young chemistry student and a teletype instructor, had every reason to believe their first child would grow up to have a happy life. For the first few years, he was playful and
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Ashley Biden, the daughter of former U.S. President Joe Biden, has shared a touching update from the hospital regarding her father’s ongoing fight against cancer. In May, Biden announced that he had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. The 82-year-old revealed that he was exploring multiple treatment options after doctors discovered a
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A shocking posthumous memoir by Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre reveals disturbing details about her time under the late financier’s control. Giuffre says Epstein demanded she call him “daddy” while treating her as a captive in his abusive circle. Written with journalist Amy Wallace, “Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for
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For centuries, people have dreamed of finding the secret to a longer and healthier life. Now, scientists believe they may be one step closer, thanks to the DNA of a remarkable woman who lived to be 117. A life that spanned a century Maria Branyas Morera was born in San Francisco on March 4, 1907.
He was born on a small island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, where strong winds and hard times shaped his early years. A heart condition almost ended his dream before it began, but fate had other plans. A rare childhood photo of this boy, who would one day become one of the most
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It’s small, heavy, and shaped like something pulled from a blacksmith’s forge. Topped with a carved wooden handle and a tiny rooster figurine, it once sat proudly in households across the world. Younger generations often mistake it for a strange sculpture or even a doorstop, unaware of the role it played in everyday life. What
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Shocking video may show the gunman who assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. The clip, filmed from a nearby building, shows more than 3,000 attendees diving for cover as a gunshot rings out — and a dark figure seen moving across a rooftop just seconds later. The video taken before
A 60-year-old father of two was stunned to discover that his throat cancer was linked to oral s*x. Frank Lane first noticed something was wrong in November 2023 while shaving—there was a firm, egg-sized lump on the side of his neck. At first, he brushed it off, thinking it might be due to stress or
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