Senator Bernie Sanders used a national TV appearance to publicly skewer Senator John Fetterman, and yes, it was as awkward as watching two uncles argue at Thanksgiving — only this one could change the balance in Washington. Sanders told millions on Meet the Press that Fetterman is “way out of touch” and claimed the Pennsylvania More

The Justice Department shook the dust off a long‑dormant court this week and put it to work. For the first time since Congress created the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, the government filed an application there seeking to deport an Afghan national it says helped plan an ISIS‑inspired mass shooting aimed at American voters on Election More

The family of Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad made a quiet but pointed choice at her funeral in Queens: they did not call Mayor Zohran Mamdani to the lectern. That decision, reported by city tabloids and picked up by national outlets, says more about the mayor’s standing in parts of the city than any campaign More

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has rolled out a bold plan: five city‑owned grocery stores, a promised “core basket” of staples priced about 30% below typical market rates, and an RFP seeking private operators to run the shops. The city is pitching this as a direct fix for high food prices and grocery deserts. It sounds generous. More

A messy academic scandal at Cambridge is forcing a basic question: do universities treat truth like a suggestion when the celebrity wears a DEI badge? The recent wave of allegations against Professor Jason Arday — sparked by a detailed Substack post and followed by journal corrections, threatened legal action, and a high‑profile “solidarity” petition — More