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April 16

Mamdani's wife 'truly sorry' for controversial anti-Israel social media posts

Rama Duwaji apologizes for old social media posts featuring racial slurs and praise for Palestinian terrorists in her first interview as NYC first lady.

April 16

Girl obsessed with Sandy Hook, Columbine allegedly plotted school massacre with other students: report

Authorities arrested three teens who allegedly planned a copycat Columbine and Sandy Hook shooting at a New York middle school, according to police.

April 16

MIKE DAVIS: California's highest court disgraces itself by upholding disbarment of John Eastman

Constitutional scholar and Clarence Thomas clerk John Eastman faces disbarment by the California Supreme Court over his 2020 election work for Trump.

April 16

Former Dem Virginia Lt. Gov. kills wife, himself in shocking murder-suicide: police

Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax served as the 41st lt governor under Gov. Ralph Northam between Jan. 13, 2018, to Jan. 15, 2022.

April 16

Federal judge blocks Indiana ban on student ID for voting

A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against Indiana's SB 10, ruling the ban on student IDs for voting likely burdens young voters' rights.

April 16

NATO meets without US as Trump slams alliance for lack of support

Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg weighed in on European allies' decision to withhold military support for Operation Epic Fury as President Donald Trump blasted the alliance for providing 'zero help.'

April 16

Athena Strand's mother reveals final words with slain child as jury weighs death penalty for FedEx driver

Athena Strand's mother took the stand at the trial of former FedEx driver Tanner Horner, who pleaded guilty to the capital murder of the 7-year-old.

April 16

First-ever moratorium on AI data centers passes Maine legislature

Maine is poised to become the first state to halt large data center projects, as the moratorium bill now heads to Gov. Janet Mills for her signature.

April 16

Dems block bid to defund Cesar Chavez monument despite child sexual abuse allegations

A GOP-led effort to defund and abolish the Cesar Chavez National Monument was blocked by Senate Democrats, despite bombshell abuse allegations against him.

April 16

Poll finds sharp rise in young men calling religion 'very important'

Young American men are increasingly turning to religion, with a new Gallup poll showing a dramatic rise in religiosity among men under 30 since 2023.