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Retired law enforcement officers are demanding that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul refrain from participating in the 25th anniversary commemoration of the September 11 terrorist attacks. In an August 11 letter addressed to Mamdani, the 600-member Port Authority Retired Police Association told the mayor that he was not welcome at the memorial ceremony.
'Shame on you': Kathy Hochul says NY will not recognize new 'Lake America' name
In the wake of President Donald Trump signing an executive order to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America amid an escalating trade war with Canada, New York Governor Kathy Hochul said her state would not be referring to the body of water by its new name. “New York won’t be calling it that,” Hochul wrote in the wake of Trump signing the order. In an interview with NY1, Hochul criticized Trump’s priorities. “I'm speechless. It is so patently absurd.
Man arrested after setting himself on fire inside Manhattan Google office building
A man who allegedly set himself on fire inside a Manhattan building that houses Google has been arrested and charged with arson. 63-year-old John ButchJohn Butch has been charged with criminal mischief, arson, and reckless endangerment. Authorities say that Butch lit himself on fire in the lobby of a Lower Manhattan office building on Hudson Street at approximately 3 pm on Friday.
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Good Good Golf fires people behind spoof ad after backlash
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NHL team Dallas Stars won't have Pride Night for first time in 5 years
The NHL Dallas Stars will not have a Pride Night for the first time in at least five years and will instead host a game dubbed the "Hocky Unites Us: Women in Sports Night" on March 23 when the team plays the Carolina Hurricanes. The move was made known when the team announced its 2026- 2027 season schedule on Friday, with the usual "Pride Night" not present. According to the Dallas News, for the last five seasons, the NHL team has had a Pride Night in February or March.
Jelly Roll CRIES on air after MAGA pushback for targeting Trump all week as guest host on Jimmy Kimmel
Musician Jelly Roll cried onstage while hosting Jimmy Kimmel this week as he talked about what he claims he "should have said" when he was asked political questions this year at the Grammys. Earlier this year in February, the country singer had been asked by a reporter about what he thought about ICE operations taking place in Minneapolis. This came after there was the shooting of Renee Good as well as Alex Pretti.
Gwyneth Paltrow's dinner to honor OpenAI's Sam Altman at the Hamptons nixed after backlash: report
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has reportedly postponed a dinner party in the Hamptons to honor OpenAI founder Sam Altman after there has been anti-AI backlash against the event. Paltrow sent out an invitation to the tech founder, according to a report from the New York Times. The dinner was set to take place on Saturday at Paltrow's Amagansett, New York home until backlash ensued. A copy of the invitation was published at Puck, and the online response was swift to condemn Paltrow for the actions.
Judge rules 1A protects child porn if AI used to create it
A federal appeals court has ruled that the First Amendment protects an individual’s ability to possess AI-generated images depicting child sexual abuse material when the images do not depict a real person. In a ruling from the 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals, Judge John Lee called on the Supreme Court to revisit the issue, as the existing legal precedent was established before advances in AI made it possible to create highly realistic images.
Tyler Robinson's defense seeks to question DNA evidence, expert testimony
A new filing from the defense in the Tyler Robinson murder trial over the killing of Charlie Kirk gives an indication of their strategy. One very technical aspect of their defense will be in trying to discredit Utah County's DNA evidence, getting into details about the way the recovered DNA was interpreted and the expert testimony of the DNA analysts.