72nd Secretary of State Marco Rubio doubled down on the detention and anticipated deportation of Columbia University’s anti-Israel protest organizer, Mahmoud Khalil, while critics have claimed that the move violates the First Amendment.
Read More Secretary Of State Marco Rubio On Mahmoud Khalil Case: ‘This Isn’t About Free Speech’
On Monday, Republican Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn called on FBI director Kash Patel to release the “complete, unredacted” documents pertaining to pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein — in light of certain concerns revolving around the possibility that some information on the files could be redacted.
Read More GOP Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn Calls On Patel To Release The ‘Complete, Unredacted’ Files Pertaining To Epstein
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on Monday that the migrant shelter at the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan will be closing down in a couple of months.
Read More Eric Adams Announces Imminent Closure Of Roosevelt Hotel Migrant Shelter: ‘Saving Taxpayers Millions Of Dollars’
The Trump administration announced that it is terminating New York City’s congestion pricing plan, calling it a “slap in the face to working-class Americans.”
Read More Trump Admin Terminates NYC’s Price Congestion Toll, Calling It A ‘Slap In The Face To Working-Class Americans’
Daniel Penny has landed a new job at a major capital firm in Silicon Valley less than two months after being acquitted in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely.
Read More Daniel Penny Lands New Job At Silicon Valley Capital Firm
President-elect Donald Trump has asked the federal appeals court to reconsider overturning the $5 million E. Jean Carroll verdict.
Read More Trump Asks Appeals Court To Reconsider E. Jean Carroll Jury Verdict