NYC Mayor Accused of Sowing Chaos Ahead of Netanyahu’s UN Speech
Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon blasted NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani for allegedly undermining diplomatic efforts ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s UN appearance, calling her actions a direct counter to welcoming world leaders.
Mayor Mamdani Faces Backlash Over 9/11 Pen Gift to Former Al‑Qaeda Lawyer
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is under fire after giving a ceremonial 9/11 pen to aide Ramzi Kassem, a former defense lawyer for an al‑Qaeda member. The gesture has sparked controversy and calls for accountability.
Energy Secretary Wright Discusses 2026 Energy Policy on Face the Nation
Chris Wright outlines the Biden administration’s 2026 energy strategy, addressing renewables, grid resilience, and climate goals in a candid Face the Nation interview.
How 9/11 Shaped America—and What That Means Today
Twenty-five years after the attacks, former White House speechwriter James Fallows reflects on how 9/11 altered U.S. life, security, and civic culture, and asks if we can reverse those changes.
Kushner and Witkoff Head to Kyiv After Long Moscow Meeting with Putin
After a three‑hour sit‑down with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are set to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv as part of a U.S. push for peace.
Ex-Fetterman Staffers Promise More Damaging Revelations After WSJ Report
Former aides to Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman vow to expose deeper misconduct after a blistering Wall Street Journal story, claiming the report is only the tip of the iceberg.
Top U.S. Military Leaders Undergo Polygraph Tests Amid Weapon Leak Probe
High‑ranking Pentagon officials were subjected to polygraph examinations as part of a sweeping investigation into alleged munitions leaks, officials told CBS News.
Nigel Farage’s Senior Aides Resign Amid Undercover Report Scandal
Two top aides to Nigel Farage have stepped down after a CBS investigative report exposed a donation scandal, raising questions about the Reform Party’s fundraising practices.
DHS Lawyer Calls Florida Bar Complaint ‘Bar‑Fare’ After 128 Judges’ Filing Declined
A top DHS attorney slammed a Florida Bar complaint by 128 former judges as frivolous, likening it to the Hunter Biden laptop saga and calling it ‘Bar‑fare.’
US Military Downed 100 Cartel Drones at Southern Border in August
In August, U.S. forces used laser systems to shoot down roughly 100 suspected cartel drones near the southern border, a move aimed at curbing drug‑trafficking surveillance.