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UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's Family Targeted In Cyberstalking Case, New York Man Charged

Shane Daley, 40, of Galway, New York, was arrested on Wednesday on federal cyberstalking charges for allegedly harassing family members of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson with threatening voicemails following the executive’s December murder in Manhattan.

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'Fight Fire With Fire': Newsom Pressures Democratic Strongholds To Redraw Maps Fast In Bid To Counter Texas GOP's Power Grab

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D-Calif) is urging Democrats in Illinois and New York to accelerate redistricting plans, warning that Republicans in Texas are moving swiftly to gain a congressional edge.

Benzinga

Israel must allow independent investigations of Palestinian journalist killings – and let international media into Gaza

The New York-based media freedom organisation, the Committee to Protect Journalists, is scrupulous with its words. So, when the organisation described the killing of six Palestinian journalists in an Israeli air strike as “murder”, the word was a carefully considered choice.

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NY attorney general sues Zelle's parent company after Trump administration drops similar case

New York’s attorney general has sued the parent company of the Zelle payment platform, months after the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau abandoned a similar case under the Trump administration

The Independent UK

Prosecutors look to try Weinstein for third time on sexual assault charge

New York judge says he wants charge – which jury could not reach verdict on – to be tried again before year’s end

The Guardian - US

At 50, The Rocky Horror Picture Show is ‘imperfectly’ good (and queer) as ever

For half a century, The Rocky Horror Picture Show has lured costumed fans to cinemas for late-night screenings. Its raunchy mix of Broadway musical, science fiction and schlock horror was originally a box-office flop. However, after its first midnight screening on April Fool’s Day 1976 at the Waverly theatre in…

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New York man charged with cyberstalking a family member of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO

A New York man has been charged with cyberstalking a family member of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, allegedly leaving threatening voicemails that expressed glee about the killing within hours of the fatal shooting

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Schumer on the ropes: Weak Trump responses see Democratic leader suffer worst-ever slide in polls

Voting for Trump’s spending bill and sending only “very strong letter” to the president appear to have dinged Schumer’s approval in his home state

The Independent UK

New York mayor frontrunner Mamdani trains fire on Trump as Cuomo attacks

Democratic socialist edges further ahead of former state governor Andrew Cuomo and incumbent mayor Eric Adams

The Guardian - US

Weinstein could be sentenced next month, but only if there’s no retrial on an unresolved rape charge

Harvey Weinstein faces sentencing and another possible retrial in his New York City sex crimes case

The Independent UK

Billy Joel to close beloved New York motorcycle shop after diagnosis

20th Century Cycles on Long Island, New York, will close down after nearly 15 years

The Independent UK

Spider-Man seen swinging into action in Glasgow amid filming of Brand New Day

One stunt sequence involved a huge fireball erupting, which thrilled onlookers who lined the streets

Evening Standard

Bank of New York Mellon Stock: Is Wall Street Bullish or Bearish?

Bank of New York Mellon has considerably outpaced the broader market over the past year, and Wall Street analysts maintain a moderately optimistic outlook on the stock’s prospects.

Barchart

Labor Day and May Day emerged from the movement for a shorter workday in industrial America

Most of the world observes International Workers’ Day on May 1 or the first Monday in May each year, but not the United States and Canada. Instead, Americans and Canadians have celebrated Labor Day as a national holiday on the first Monday in September since 1894, 12 years after the…

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Musk’s Grok Chatbot Calls Trump the 'Most Notorious Criminal' in Washington

Musk’s AI chatbot Grok stirs controversy by calling Trump the “most notorious criminal” in D.C., citing his 34 felony convictions in New York.

Woman & Home

Powdery pinks are everywhere at the moment – and Helen Mirren's playful take on this trend is by far the best one we've seen

Captured earlier this week in New York, Helen Mirren's beautifully pleated skirt and embroidered jumper show us exactly how to wear this trending hue elegantly.

GOBankingRates

The Wealthiest Suburb in Each of America’s 50 Largest Metro Areas

Scarsdale, New York, tops the list.

The Texas Tribune

Texas could lose political clout under Trump’s call for a new census that excludes undocumented immigrants

Republicans believe population increases in red states, such as Texas, would offset losses from not counting immigrants who lack legal status.

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30 Gripping Pictures That Tell The Real Story Of 1800s America

These 34 photographs capture a nation growing up fast, from the early days of our democracy to the dawn of the industrial age.

Louder

"Suddenly this rock'n'roll fantasy was a nightmare. It was your worst dream from Hell": The forgotten story of a true American band, Grand Funk Railroad

Grand Funk Railroad sold out New York’s Shea Stadium and headlined London’s Hyde Park, but while blue-collar America adored their no-nonsense rock’n’roll, the critics despised them

International Business Times

Auction Of World's Largest Mars Meteorite Sparks Ownership Debate

The recent auction of a Martian meteorite -- for a record-grabbing $5.3 million at Sotheby's New York -- has sparked questions over its provenance and renewed debate over who gets to claim rocks fallen from the heavens.

The Independent UK

Anna Sorokin claims she’s received hundreds of death threats over bunnies abandoned in New York park

In the aftermath of the kerfuffle, Sorokin said she donated $1,000 to a nonprofit dedicated to rabbit rescues

Al Jazeera

US judge orders ICE to improve condition in New York immigration facility

Detainees reported ‘crowded, squalid and punitive’ conditions in the holding areas of 26 Federal Plaza, an ICE facility.

Latin Times

Street Vendors in New York Fear Being Targeted By Immigration Crackdown After Mayor Adams' Veto: 'We Are Not Criminals'

Street vendors across New York City say they fear being targeted by immigration enforcement after Mayor Eric Adams vetoed a bill that would have removed criminal misdemeanor penalties for selling food without a cart permit

Fortune

Is MAGA going Marxist and Maoist? Trump's assault on free-market capitalism

Many business leaders are horrified at the prospect of New York City turning socialist under Zohran Mamdani, but Trump's assaults on free-market capitalism make him look like John D. Rockefeller.

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