Salvadoran troops backed a helicopter assault that destroyed a major 400 Mawozo gang headquarters near Port-au-Prince as authorities continued searching for four Salvadoran security personnel missing since an Oct. 18 ambush.
Incoming New Jersey Rep. Adam Hamawy declined repeated opportunities to call Iran an adversary, blamed Washington and Israel for the war, and defended diplomacy during a pointed CNN interview that revived scrutiny of his past associations.
Mamdani signed COPA after the City Council approved it 38 to 9, establishing purchase opportunities for qualified nonprofits while requiring eligible landlords to navigate bidding, offer, and matching periods before selling certain distressed residential buildings.
McDonald’s has revived its cult favorite Holiday Pie at select locations, sending fans to the company’s app in search of the custard filled dessert already confirmed in six cities.
Leonardo Silvestre Castro allegedly spent four hours inside an ocean drainage culvert as police, firefighters and rescue swimmers waited nearby. Officers eventually removed him before noon, and he now faces suspicion of several misdemeanors and a felony.
Alexander Scott Mercurio received 18 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to supporting the Islamic State group and plotting an armed attack against churches in Coeur d’Alene before the FBI stopped him.
Gravity Industries founder Richard Browning stunned spectators at NASA’s MAX POWER tech expo by flying vertically with mini gas turbines mounted on his arms and legs, showcasing technology he has developed since building successful prototypes in 2016.
An unidentified man wearing a cape and wizard style hat tore down an American flag and attacked three people at a Turning Point USA event before being restrained, cuffed and charged with criminal trespassing.