AT&T Ends DEI Programs Amidst FCC Scrutiny
AT&T ceases DEI initiatives, aligning with Verizon and T-Mobile under FCC pressure. Focus shifts to merit-based practices, retaining employee resource groups while ensuring compliance and license approvals.
Hegseth’s Strike Order: Narco-Terrorists?
Report claims Hegseth ordered no survivors in a strike on suspected narco-terrorists. Denials and calls for investigation follow, raising concerns about war crimes and unauthorized military action. Key: Hegseth, narco-terrorists, strike.
Trump’s Immigration Roar: Beyond Government Fixes
Trump critiques immigration flaws post-DC strike, highlighting asylum abuse, chain migration, and H1-B visa exploitation. System flaws allow entry of dangerous individuals while blocking desirable immigrants. Governmental action alone is not a long-term fix.
Afghan Immigrant Shooting: CIA Link, Asylum, and Vetting
Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan immigrant with CIA ties, is accused of shooting National Guard members. Concerns arise over his asylum, vetting process, and the Biden Administration's handling of Afghan evacuees.
Trump’s National Guard Deployment Sparks Controversy
Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard in DC triggered strong opposition. Democrats called it authoritarian and an abuse of power, even drawing Nazi comparisons. The debate followed an attack on guardsmen.
Slender Man Stabber: Psychiatric Facility Release & Escape
Morgan Geyser, "Slender Man" stabber, released from psychiatric facility despite red flags (torture publications, murder memorabilia). She later escaped a group home. Court ruled in January, stirring controversy.
Trump Targets Muslim Brotherhood as Terrorist Group
Trump administration initiates process to designate Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist entities due to violence and destabilization efforts, following warnings about their influence.
Minnesota Somali Community & Fraud: Al-Shabab Funding?
Minnesota faces fraud allegations involving its Somali community and welfare funds potentially linked to al-Shabab. Officials raise concerns about scams and media silence.
NEA Accused of Promoting Transphobic, Racist Tropes
America's largest educators' union, NEA, is accused of promoting 'transphobic and racist troupes' in teaching materials. Critics cite anti-transgender rhetoric and vilification in training.
Eliyahu Weinstein: COVID-19 Scheme and 37-Year Sentence
Eliyahu Weinstein faces a 37-year sentence for a COVID-19 materials scheme after his earlier prison sentence was commuted by Trump. He defrauded investors, diverting funds into masks and the Turkish stock exchange.
Miss Palestine Controversy: Terrorism Ties and Backlash
Miss Palestine's participation in Miss World sparks controversy due to her marriage to Marwan Barghouti's son and allegations of insensitive imagery. Miss Israel calls for action.
NYC Gun Laws: Man Sentenced in Burglar Shooting Case
Charles Foehner, 67, sentenced for firearm possession after fatally shooting a burglar near his home. The case sparks debate over NYC's gun laws and self-defense.
Israel: West Bank Violence Escalates; Netanyahu Responds
Mounting pressure on Israel to curb strikes on Palestinians. Netanyahu to convene urgent meeting after attacks in West Bank. Violence surges amid tightened restrictions and settler attacks. UN reports record attacks.
UN Urges Access to Famine-Stricken al-Fashir, Darfur
The UN is pushing for access to al-Fashir, Darfur, amidst reports of mass atrocities by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces. Urgent need for food, water, and medicine due to siege.
Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick Indicted: FEMA Funds Misuse?
Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces indictment for allegedly misusing $5M in FEMA funds for her 2021 campaign. Alleges conspiracy and misuse of disaster relief funds.
Pei ‘Lu’ Chung: From Socialite to Swindler?
Pei 'Lu' Chung, once a fixture in NYC's social scene, faces charges for dining and theft of service. Friends describe a change after she claimed her ex was stalking her. Luxury lifestyle contrasts with alleged scams.
Aguilera Release Controversy in Murder Case
Defense fights Aguilera's pre-trial detention in a 2017 murder case. Prosecutors argue release poses a threat due to gang ties and criminal history. Court's decision sparks public safety concerns. Sunnyvale shooting.