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NYC Subway Shove Victim Says 'Mayor Not Walking The Walk' A battered Bronx man, after a random stranger knocked him onto the subway tracks, vowed his return to the trains while warning fellow strap-hangers they could be next. "You're hearing from one of the victims," the 62-year-old survivor told the Daily News on Tuesday.

Killer Convicted Of Intentional Homicide In Death Of 6 In Christmas Parade A Wisconsin man was convicted Wednesday of killing six people when he drove his SUV through a Christmas parade last year, ending a trial in which he defended himself erratically and sometimes confrontationally.

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Analysis: Pentagon Will Bury Lots Of Double-Vaxxed, Genderqueer Bodies The drums of war are beating from the Taiwan Strait to the muddy fields of Ukraine, threatening to force the United States armed forces to fight a two-front war when its top generals are promoting "diversity and inclusion," booting the unvaccinated, and rooting out white supremacy.

An Ending, But Not The End hen I first started writing newspaper editorials and columns for the Los Angeles Daily News in November 1992, I learned that "-30-" (pronounced "dash thirty dash") was the journalist's code for letting an editor know where your copy ended. Most media historians believe the typesetting mark originated when news was filed by telegraph. Western Union's famous mid-19th-century 92 Code of numerical shorthand signals lists the meaning of "-30-" as:

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Spending: EPA Announces Nearly $1B For Schools To Purchase 'Clean Buses' The Biden administration announced Wednesday it will award nearly $1 billion to 389 school districts around the country to purchase more than 2,400 "clean school buses."

Judge Says NYC Must Rehire Workers Who Rejected COVID Vax Mandate, Slams Mayor Adams A New York State judge ruled that NYC sanitation workers who were fired for failing to comply with the city's COVID vaccine mandate must be rehired, in a blistering ruling that targeted Mayor Adams' lifting of the mandate for private-sector workers.

Election Denier Hillary Clinton Preemptively Warns That 'Right Wing Extremists' Plan To 'Literally Steal' 2024 Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in a video posted to social media accused "right-wing extremists" of having "a plan to literally steal the next presidential election."

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Fetterman Struggles In Rapid-Fire Debate Format As He And Oz Trade Well-Worn Barbs In what was considered a pivotal moment for the heated contest, Fetterman's consistently stilted speech and jumbled sentences in the rapid-fire debate format are likely to fuel more questions about his health following a May 13 stroke.

INCLUSION? Girls BARRED From Own Locker Room So Boy Can Use It The girls on a high school girls' volleyball team are being barred from using their own locker room, because they are upset that a boy is being allowed to use it too. The boy can use the girls' locker room, but the girls can't. How's that for leftwing logic?