Trump Faces Narrow Window to Strike Iran Before New Congress
Experts suggest President Trump has only a few weeks post-midterms to potentially escalate military action against Iran before potential congressional opposition.
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NY Post Readers Criticize Parental Oversight Amidst Education Concerns
Multiple letters to the editor express skepticism about an education advocate's late discovery of her son's academic struggles, shifting blame towards parental involvement.
Retired NYPD Officer Arrested for Alleged Beheading Threat on Social Media
Authorities say a Florida man, a retired NYPD officer, made a Facebook post threatening a county commissioner over a mosque expansion vote.
Michigan Jewish Voters Shifting to Republican Candidate Amid El-Sayed Controversy
Some traditionally Democratic voters express concerns over El-Sayed's stance on antisemitism and his associations, while others are drawn to his youth appeal.
New York Times Faces Mockery Over 'Jack Mehoff' in List of El-Sayed Supporters
The newspaper's report on Jewish voters for a Michigan Senate candidate was criticized for including an unvetted name that appeared to be a prank.
FIFA Chief Allegedly Used Trump Adviser for Housekeeper's Work Permit
Gianni Infantino is accused of enlisting a former Trump administration official to help secure a work permit for his undocumented Nicaraguan housekeeper.
Toddler Killed by Car After Wandering From Parents in Florida
A one-year-old boy died after being struck by a vehicle while his parents were engaged in yard work outside their Florida home.
Charges Authorized for Michigan Student in Assault on Jewish Commentator
A University of Michigan student faces charges after allegedly assaulting a Jewish woman during a campus free speech event.
Christa Pike Fears for Safety After Botched Execution
The death row inmate, who survived a lethal injection attempt, claims she faces danger if returned to her former prison block.