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Zohran Mamdani May Not Be New York City’s 111th Mayor After All When Zohran Mamdani raises his right hand and takes the oath of office on New Year’s Day, the moment will mark a milestone in modern New York City politics. But according to city historians, it may also quietly rewrite the city’s past. Mamdani, […]

Late Saturday night, millions of Americans sat frozen in front of their screens—not because something historic had actually happened, but because many believed it had. According to a rapidly spreading viral claim, “America’s Dad” Tom Hanks had taken the stage on Saturday Night Live and detonated a bombshell: ten pieces of evidence accusing thirty-six powerful […]

Meetings in Gibraltar are the latest twist in worldwide campaign that is enriching the US president’s family One Friday in November, armed police blocked off the road that runs beside Gibraltar’s medieval city walls to clear the way for a convoy of blacked-out BMWs. The vehicles pulled up at the offices of Hassans, a law […]

At first glance, the headline feels designed for shock value: a former president, stripped of his signature look, allegedly forced into a prison haircut. It reads like political theater—humiliation packaged as entertainment for a polarized public. But if you look past the spectacle, the image points to something far more revealing than any rumor about […]

Sen. Bernie Sanders is once again pressing Washington to confront a question he says lawmakers work hard to avoid: why the United States can spend nearly a trillion dollars a year on the military, yet still struggles to guarantee basic economic security for millions of its own people. Speaking after Congress approved another sweeping military […]