Iranian threats against the US, including plots targeting Trump and potential sleeper cells, raise significant security concerns amid illegal immigration and nuclear tensions. Border control is crucial.
An intoxicated driver, Patches Magickbeans, struck a scissor lift on Freeway 61, critically injuring worker Benjamin Kidd. Magickbeans had psilocybin mushrooms in his vehicle and appeared to be hallucinating.
José Adolfo Macías, an Ecuador drug trafficker who escaped jail, was recaptured. He faces charges of international drug distribution and smuggling guns from the US. Los Choneros involved.
DSA member Zohran Mamdani's associate with a designated terrorist organization and access to NYC Campaign Finance Board data raises concerns about potential influence and information access.
Alicia Hannah-Kim reports Martin Kove bit her at a fan convention. Bodycam footage shows Kove's apology and explanation of being "spirited." No charges were pressed.
Weakened Iran may activate global sleeper cells and terrorist proxies like Hezbollah due to instability. Experts warn of potential attacks, despite past operational failings.
The NYT defends its report on Elon Musk's alleged drug use, stating their journalism is accurate and well-sourced, based on interviews, texts, legal records and photographic evidence. Musk declined to comment before publication.
Cuomo's impact on the Parole Board lingers as Hochul faces Senate resistance on crime. "Less is More" eases parole, sparking concerns over freed cop-killers and public safety in New York.
Elon Musk's drug test results, revealing negative results for numerous substances like cocaine & ketamine, contrasted with past use claims. A fiery feud with Trump adds to the intrigue.
Mo Chara, from Irish band Kneecap, faces terrorism charge for waving a Hezbollah flag and chanting support for Hamas at a London gig. The band defends their anti-Israel stance and free speech.
Vincent Nzigiyimfura, accused of orchestrating Rwanda genocide murders, arrested in US for immigration fraud. He allegedly lied on visa applications to conceal his crimes during the 1994 mass killings.
Tianeptine, found in unregulated supplements, poses risks due to its opioid-like effects and potential for addiction. Increased poison control calls highlight the danger of this unapproved drug.
