California Moreno Valley Unified School District faces backlash for Maximiliano Perez Trump rant

A California school district was blasted for not firing the high school teacher who went viral for his profanity-laced, post-election rant against Donald Trump, calling the president-elect a rapist and comparing him to Hitler. The Moreno Valley Unified School District board meeting on Tuesday turned chaotic when multiple parents called for the firing of AP history educator Maximiliano Perez because …

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Residents of storm-ravaged town where FEMA skipped Trump supporters’ houses confirm they never heard from disaster agency — until now

LAKE PLACID, Florida — Residents of this small Florida community at the center of a scandal over FEMA relief workers skipping the homes of Trump supporters say they never saw any workers from the federal agency — even after riding out two hurricanes and getting hit by a tornado. But on Wednesday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency was out in …

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GOP wins control of House — giving party all three branches under Trump

The Republican Party on Wednesday clinched a majority in the House of Representatives – giving the GOP control of all three branches of government when President-elect Donald Trump assumes office in January. Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s (R-Ariz.) victory in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District will give the GOP at least 218 House seats in the new Congress, with nine races yet to …

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Long Island detective charged with hate crime after exploding on black cellular service worker, using racial slur

A Long Island detective was charged with a hate crime on Wednesday after he called a phone service worker the n-word and spewed “We don’t want you or your kind in the neighborhood” in a racist tirade, according to officials. Rockville Centre detective John Murphy, 40, allegedly erupted into a hateful rage after spotting a black cellular service subcontractor inside an …

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City Council scrambles to reassert control in power struggle with Eric Adams after mayor’s ballot wins

The New York City Council is scrambling to reassert control in its ongoing power struggle with Mayor Eric Adams after a painful defeat on the November ballot. Lawmakers voted 49-1 to establish their own Charter Revision Commission on Wednesday — after voters backed four out five initiatives “rushed” onto the ballot this year by a Hizzoner-backed temporary panel pols called …

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Masked mugger and partner-in-crime rob 3 NY straphangers: cops

A masked mugger and his baby-faced accomplice robbed Manhattan straphangers in three violent pre-dawn incidents on the rails, cops said Wednesday. The two brutes first targeted a 60-year-old man sitting on a bench on the southbound No. 6 platform at Bleecker Street around around 5 a.m. Oct. 10, authorities said. They punched and kicked the victim in the head before …

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