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On April 16, hundreds of migrants — many believed to hail from Haiti, Guinea and West Africa — descended on NYC City Hall pleading for more aid, work permits and better shelter conditions ahead of a 10:00 am City Council oversight hearing. Of the estimated 1,000 protesting migrants, 250 were
Biden Sides With Republicans on DC Crime Bill Struck Down by Democrats
On March 2, U.S. President Joe Biden said he would support a Republican-led bill that aims to nullify...
Hochul’s Approach to New York’s Housing Crisis Faces Stiff Opposition, Others Celebrate
According to New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul, rents in the New York City metro area have soared by 30...
White House Sets Deadline for Deleting TikTok From Federal Devices
The White House on Monday, Feb. 27 gave government agencies 30 days to delte TikTok from phones and systems...
New York-based Chinese ‘Organized Crime’ Group Steals Identity of 3,000+ Asian Texans
State of Texas authorities have informed the public that a New York-based “Chinese organized crime group...
White House Explains Slow Response to Toxic Ohio Train Derailment; Norfolk Southern Faces Little Risk
Following the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio on Feb. 3, the Biden administration has...
‘A Witness to the CCP’s Tyranny’: Chinese Businesswoman Persecuted for Her Faith Receives Commendation
RICHMOND, Virginia — On Feb. 23, Wang Chunyan — a Falun Gong adherent from China’s northeastern Liaoning...
Heavy Snow Prompts NYC to Issue Emergency Alert for Monday, Tuesday
A surprise winter storm has hit New York towards the end of an otherwise relatively mild winter, covering...
Gov DeSantis Signs Bill Revoking Disney World’s ‘Corporate Kingdom’ Status in Latest Blow to the Entertainment
On Monday, Feb. 27, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that takes control of a special tax district...
US Consumer Spending Struggles Up After Two Years
U.S. consumer spending increased by the most in nearly two years in January following an uptick in wage...