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Zohran Mamdani, the Mayor of New York City, is a Communist.
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Mamdani faces protesters at Gracie Mansion angered over stance on Israel and Jews
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Tuesday faced backlash from protesters gathered at his home, concerned over his stance on the Jewish people and Israel. Footage from End Jew Hatred, the group that led the rally, appeared to show a few thousand protesters assembled across from Gracie Mansion, accusing the mayor of failing to […]
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NFL Star Running Back Busted on FIVE Criminal Charges, Including Felony Strangulation and Suffocation – Faces YEARS in Prison
One of the NFL's most talented running backs is facing serious criminal charges, potentially putting his career in jeopardy. The post NFL Star Running Back Busted on FIVE Criminal Charges, Including Felony Strangulation and Suffocation – Faces YEARS in Prison appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
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Washington Examiner
Two anti-ICE protesters charged with assaulting officers at Delaney Hall facility in Newark
Federal authorities have arrested at least two protesters outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Newark, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said late Tuesday. The two individuals, whom Mullin called “anti-ICE rioters,” were arrested on charges of assaulting, resisting, and impeding federal officers outside Delaney Hall. The secretary said they “sprayed law enforcement with […]
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Democrat blasted by left and right after softening stance on scandal-hit Maine candidate
Rep. Auchincloss drew backlash from both sides after appearing to walk back criticism of Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner.
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Raw Story
'You're a Nazi!' Fox News confronted on live TV by protester with 'dirty mouth'
A Fox News correspondent got an earful—live on air—while reporting from outside a New Jersey immigration detention center Tuesday afternoon.Alexis McAdams was reporting for Will Cain's 4 p.m. show outside Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark when a protester unleashed on her mid-broadcast. McAdams had just warned Cain that the scene could get uncomfortable, telling him she's "not the most popular reporter" at ICE protests—then almost immediately had to address a demonstrator nearby."You have a dirty mouth," McAdams told the protester on camera, brushing it off as par for the course. "That's just what we deal with."Seconds later, the protester made her feelings crystal clear."You're a Nazi b—! You're a Nazi b—! That's what you are!" the demonstrator shouted directly at McAdams.The network quickly cut back to Cain in the studio."That is an eloquent argument made against the presence of Alexis McAdams," Cain said dryly. "Stay safe, Alexis."The confrontation unfolded amid a large demonstration outside Delaney Hall, where protesters have been demanding the facility's closure. Demonstrators built human chains and barricades outside the center, and a hunger strike was underway inside. New Jersey Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) said he was hit with pepper spray during the chaos—a claim DHS disputed, saying pepper ball projectiles directly struck no one. Gov. Mikie Sherrill also attempted to enter the facility but was denied access.DHS has pushed back on protester claims of poor conditions inside Delaney Hall, saying detainees receive three meals a day, clean water, clothing, and medical, dental, and mental health services.
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Alternet.org
Town hall erupts in chaos as red district Republican faces angry Trump voters
Nebraska has long been known as a GOP stronghold. Donald Trump won Nebraska by roughly 21 percent in 2024, and the last Democrat to carry Nebraska in a presidential election was Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964. But according to NOTUS reporter Torrence Banks, Rep. Mike Flood (R-Nebraska) is witnessing major frustration with President Trump's policies in Nebraska's "ruby red" 1st Congressional District.Flood, who is seeking reelection, held a townhall in his district on Tuesday night. The GOP congressman, Banks notes, was "jeered" by attendees — and it marked his "second contentious encounter with constituents within the past year.""Flood was asked to defend his party's stances on a number of issues, from Medicaid to the Iran war," Banks explains in NOTUS. "Many attendees were unhappy with the state of the American economy in Trump's second term — and let Flood know."At a previous town hall, Banks points out, Flood faced "booing, jeering and even interrupting" — and the "environment was similar this time around," according to the NOTUS reporter."As the conflict in Iran has continued, prices for a litany of consumer goods — gas and airplane tickets especially — have skyrocketed," Banks writes. "The audience (on Tuesday night) applauded a woman after she told Flood that the war was 'making everything unaffordable'…. Flood stood by Trump's decision, earlier this year, to launch the war and his party's oversight actions…. Warren Reimer, a man who Flood said he has known since high school, accused him of being bitten 'by the Beltway bug' and of supporting Trump's stated goal of taking Greenland by force if necessary."Banks adds, "Flood emphasized that he doesn't support a U.S. invasion of the semi-autonomous Danish territory and that he plans to meet with the country's ambassador on June 4."Flood, according to Banks, tried to distance himself from the Trump Administration's "anti-weaponization fund" — telling attendees, "I do not think we should be creating a fund for people that commit physical violence against law enforcement. The Senate is opening an oversight effort. And we in the House have to determine whether we do the same in the Judiciary Committee or in the Oversight Committee. I clearly think Congress needs to have an oversight role in this before I can sign off or support this."But Banks defended Trump's SAVE America Act, which critics say, will make it much harder to vote by requiring proof of U.S. citizenship other than a regular driver's license — for example, a U.S. passport or a birth certificate.Banks told attendees, "Do you think illegal immigrants should vote in our elections? I don't think that a majority of Nebraskans agree with you."
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Trump compares Dem Senate candidate to freckle-faced cartoon character, promises to campaign for Paxton
Trump mocks Texas Democrat James Talarico as Alfred E. Neuman and pledges big rallies for Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton ahead of November's election.
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Democrat Who Claimed Jews Worship Satan, Called for Jailing of Zionists, Loses Primary Runoff for Texas Congressional Seat Despite Initial First-Place Finish
A Democratic Texas House candidate who called for American supporters of Israel to be put in prison—as well as saying Jews worship Satan and own Hollywood—was defeated decisively in a Democratic primary runoff Tuesday evening, despite having finished first in the original vote that triggered the runoff. The post Democrat Who Claimed Jews Worship Satan, Called for Jailing of Zionists, Loses Primary Runoff for Texas Congressional Seat Despite Initial First-Place Finish appeared first on .
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