Crime & Courts
A DoorDash driver filmed a passed-out customer half-naked in his own home, posted it to 30 million viewers, named him, and located him. Then she told police she was the victim. A grand jury disagreed.
Zohran Mamdani
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Nerdeen Kiswani
Nerdeen Kiswani is a Muslim extremist who supports Hamas, celebrated the October 7th massacre, and has called for the genocide of Israel.
Zohran Mamdani
Before Columbia, Mahmoud Khalil mapped opposition networks for British intelligence in Beirut. Before Columbia, Mohsen Mahdawi spent a decade building infrastructure in the United States. Mao's Red Guards worked the same way.
Illigal
Six Months for Child Rape: How Three Government Failures Let Nicol Contreras-Suarez Prey on a 14-Year-Old in Harlem
JFREJ
New York's Jewish Safety Plan Was Written by People Who Don't Think Israel Has the Right to Exist
Zohran Mamdani
The "Islamophobia" frame isn't a description. It's a deflection vector. It shifts the debate from ideology and institutional networks to identity. Mamdani knows the difference between Islam and Islamism. He chose to blur it anyway.
Zohran
The playbook is old. Tax success until it leaves. Spend without limits. Blame the rich when the system fails. California tried it. Venezuela tried it. New York is running the same script. Empty storefronts, dying neighborhoods, and moving trucks are the preview.
terrorism
The NYPD outlines what Emir Balat said about the failed attack in NYC. “He requested paper and wrote, ‘I pledge my allegiance to the Islamic State, die in your rage, you Kufar,’ 'Kufar' is an Arabic term that refers to non-Muslims.”
class action
Apple Inc., the technology giant known for its sleek design and cutting-edge products, is in the middle of a legal storm. A proposed class of Apple customers has approached a California federal judge, seeking preliminary approval for a $35 million settlement in a long-standing legal dispute. The crux