FBI Raid Finds Gold – CIA Can’t Explain

Federal filings say an ex-CIA officer allegedly faked Navy Reserve service and credentials while agents later found $40 million in gold bars at his home.Story SnapshotFBI affidavit alleges false timecards and fake degrees tied...
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Family Crusade Sparks Nationwide Dragnet

Turkey’s government says 162 arrests protect families; critics say the raids punish identity, not crime.Story SnapshotPolice raided LGBTQ associations and venues across several cities,...
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A Safety Net Program Was Milked For Millions

A Brooklyn adult day care owner was sentenced to more than six years in federal prison for leading a $64 million Medicaid fraud built on illegal kickbacks and fake claims.Story HighlightsA federal judge sentenced Zakia Khan to 76 months for a $64 million Medicaid fraud.Prosecutors said the scheme ran from 2017 to 2024 and used illegal kickbacks.Medicaid paid about $56 million on the false claims; restitution exceeds that amount.The case is part of a larger federal push against health care fraud nationwide.What The Court Decided And Why It MattersOn September 10, 2026, a federal judge in Brooklyn sentenced Zakia...
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Air Force One Scare at Joint Base Andrews

A sudden deployment of the new Air Force One’s emergency slide briefly delayed President Trump’s Dallas trip, but the jet flew safely soon after.Story HighlightsTrump said crews checked the slide to ensure it worked, and then he flew to Dallas.An Air Force spokesperson said the aircraft continued safely on its planned route after the event.Reuters and the Associated Press reported only a brief delay before departure.Some outlets cited unnamed sources claiming the slide was triggered accidentally.What Happened On The Tarmac At Joint Base AndrewsReporters saw an emergency slide deploy on the new presidential jet at Joint Base Andrews shortly...
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A Surprise Fox Exit Sparks A Bigger Mystery

Maria Bartiromo’s sudden Fox News exit sparked a rush of White House press secretary rumors that key officials quickly shot down.Story SnapshotFox said Bartiromo...
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Mamdani’s Clueless Gesture Snubs NYers Yet Again

The mayor of New York used a 9/11 commemorative pen to honor a lawyer who once defended an al-Qaeda terrorist, and the backlash was instant.Story SnapshotMayor Zohran Mamdani signed two 9/11 executive orders at City Hall, then had the ceremonial pen handed to chief counsel Ramzi Kassem.Kassem previously represented Ahmed al-Darbi, convicted by a United States military commission and tied to al-Qaeda operations.City Hall said Kassem helped draft the orders and attended in his official role.9/11 families and former officials condemned the gesture as disrespectful to victims and first responders.What Happened In The Room, And Why It Set People...
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Tick-Borne Threat Expands Across China

Chinese researchers reported a new tick-borne virus tied to fever and flu-like illness in hundreds of patients across multiple provinces.Story SnapshotScientists identified a novel orthonairovirus, called Asian longhorned tick nairovirus (ALTNV), in symptomatic patients.The study screened 3,163 people with fever after tick bites and found 329 positives across four provinces.Patients had fever, fatigue, stomach symptoms, and abnormal lab results linked to infection.Ticks carrying the virus were found in many regions, including the Asian longhorned tick species.Peer-Reviewed Discovery and What It MeansResearchers in China published evidence of a new tick-borne virus, named Asian longhorned tick nairovirus, in The New England...
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Pole Saw Panic — Bodycams Hold the Truth

Police shot and killed a man in Boyle Heights after he advanced on officers with a bladed tree-trimming pole, raising fresh questions about crisis...
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In-N-Out Mayhem: Customer Leaps Into Danger

A 20-year-old customer dove through an In-N-Out drive-thru window at 1 a.m. to shield workers from a woman swinging a stick-like object, and deputies later detained her without injuries reported.Story HighlightsLuca Opperman says he jumped through the window after the woman moved toward employees.Deputies detained 53-year-old Antonieta Sanchez and booked her on two charges.In-N-Out thanked the customer for helping keep people safe.Reports differ on the exact object used, described as a stick or bat-like item.What Happened Inside the RestaurantLos Angeles Times reporting identified the customer as Luca Opperman, age 20, who said the incident took place around 1 a.m....
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Broad-Daylight Ambush Near Busy Park

When the facts are clear, say them plainly: a 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg just before 5 p.m. near 153rd Street and Jamaica Avenue by a gunman dressed in black, the assailant fled on foot, and the teen was taken to Jamaica Hospital in stable condition—no arrest yet, no motive confirmed.The Short VersionA 14-year-old was shot in the leg near Rufus King Park around 5 p.m.; police say the shooter fled on foot.EMS took the victim to Jamaica Hospital; he was reported in stable condition.No arrest has been made and police have not confirmed a motive or...
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