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Bernie Sanders Backs NYC Candidate Who Wants a Trans Bill of Rights on Your Dime
There’s something almost refreshing about Claire Valdez’s bluntness. The New York state assemblymember running for Congress doesn’t mince words about what she wants. Taxpayer-funded sex changes for everyone. A Trans Bill of Rights. Medicare for All that includes what she calls gender-affirming care. She laid it all out during a Twitch interview last Friday, and when people noticed, she didn’t backpedal. She doubled down with a single word: “Correct.”
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Trump Intensifies Pressure on Iran as Nuclear Negotiations Stall
President Donald Trump has issued his most pointed warning yet to Iran, declaring that time is running short for Tehran to abandon its nuclear weapons program and negotiate a peaceful resolution to the escalating crisis in the Persian Gulf.
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Judge bans Kars4Kids jingle in California, citing ‘misleading’ advertising
A California judge banned Kars4Kids from airing its famous jingle in the state after ruling the nonprofit engaged in misleading advertising by failing to clearly disclose how donations are used. The court found donors were misled into believing contributions directly supported underprivileged children, when much of the funding instead went to affiliated religious programs and related projects.
Senate confirms Trump’s pick to lead federal land agency as drilling and mining expand
A federal court case involving Trump-era public land management policies centers on disputes over environmental oversight and regulatory authority tied to a government official named Pearce. The ruling highlights ongoing legal and political conflict over how federal land should be managed and what limits exist on executive branch decision-making.
Former Hartford police officer charged in fatal shooting of a Black man in mental distress
A Connecticut police-related court case involving Officer Joseph Magnano and Steven Jones examines allegations stemming from a confrontation that led to legal scrutiny of law enforcement conduct. The proceedings focus on accountability, use-of-force questions, and conflicting accounts of the incident.
Long Island Rail Road strike ends as MTA, unions reach tentative deal
A potential Long Island Rail Road strike was averted after unions and transit officials reached a tentative agreement following negotiations involving New York Governor Kathy Hochul. The deal aims to prevent widespread commuter disruptions while addressing labor concerns between workers and the MTA.