“Daniel Lurie Takes Office: San Francisco’s Comeback Starts Now!” Hours before taking the oath as San Francisco’s 46th mayor, Daniel Lurie began his day with a symbolic gesture: walking through the Tenderloin district alongside the city’s police chief and handing out coffee at a homeless community center. The nonprofit leader and Levi Strauss family heir,
“Florida Man Faces Pressure to Renounce U.S. Citizenship Over Tweets Criticizing Saudi Arabia” Saudi Arabia is reportedly forcing Saad Almadi, a 74-year-old Florida retiree, to renounce his American citizenship after jailing him for over a year due to social media posts critical of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Almadi, a dual Saudi-American national, is among
“Rudy Giuliani Held in Contempt for Dodging Asset Turnover to Georgia Election Workers!” A federal judge ruled Rudy Giuliani in contempt of court Monday for failing to adequately respond to evidence requests tied to a $148 million defamation judgment awarded to two Georgia election workers. Judge Lewis J. Liman said Giuliani “willfully violated” a clear
“Sam Altman Backs Trump in Fight Against Red Tape Blocking AI Progress” Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, is optimistic about the potential impact of Donald Trump’s second administration on AI development. In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Altman emphasized the importance of reducing bureaucratic hurdles and investing in infrastructure to ensure the U.S. remains a
“Justice Department Wraps Up Probe into Antioch Police Over Racist Text Scandal!” The U.S. Department of Justice announced it has resolved its investigation into biased policing by California’s Antioch Police Department, sparked by racist texts allegedly exchanged by officers. As part of the resolution, the city and police department have agreed to hire a consultant
“Rudy Giuliani Rages Against ‘Inappropriate’ Questions in Contempt Hearing” “Rudy Giuliani Blasts ‘Abusive’ Questions During Contempt Hearing” Rudy Giuliani, former Trump attorney and ex-mayor of New York City, erupted in a Manhattan federal court on Friday, calling questions from lawyers representing Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss “inappropriate” and “abusive” during his
NJ Towns Forced to Follow Affordable Housing Mandate After Judge Rejects Legal Challenge New Jersey’s affordable housing mandate will continue in 2025 after a judge dismissed a request to pause the new state law. In a ruling on Thursday, Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy sided with Fair Share Housing Center, rejecting the claims from over
The Taliban have enforced a ban on windows in residential buildings to prevent women from being seen while at home in Afghanistan. Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban’s leader, has instructed that buildings must not have windows facing areas where women might be sitting or standing. The Taliban’s new order, which affects both new and existing buildings,
When Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter moved into the White House in 1977, they made history as the first couple since John F. Kennedy to raise their children in the iconic mansion. As time went on, their family expanded, now including nearly two dozen grandchildren and great-grandchildren, further growing the Carter legacy. “We have a big
Jimmy Carter’s passing marks not only the loss of a devoted peacemaker but also the end of a notable chapter in American religious history: progressive evangelicalism. Rooted in the Second Great Awakening of the early 19th century, this tradition shaped much of the era’s social and political reform, driven by evangelicals striving to align society