Top NEWS – 09-13-2024

NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban Resigns Amid Federal Investigation

Commissioner Edward Caban of the NYPD has announced his resignation as federal investigations probe the department’s nightclub enforcement practices. His departure comes amid heightened scrutiny over the agency, including the seizure of his phone and those of several senior officials. Read more.

Georgia Judge Dismisses Two Criminal Charges Against Trump

A judge in Georgia has dismissed two criminal counts against former President Donald Trump in his election interference case, while maintaining the primary charge. This decision narrows the legal fight for Trump as he faces scrutiny over alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. Read more.

Assault Charges Filed Against Brothers for Capitol Riot Incident

Two brothers have been charged with assaulting a photographer from The New York Times during the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. This case reflects ongoing legal repercussions faced by numerous individuals involved in the insurrection. Read more.

Community Charity Targeted as Attacks Escalate

A charity that instructed local children on safety drills has found itself in the crosshairs as violence erupts in the region. Days after students practiced emergency procedures, an attack was reported in the same vicinity. Read more.

SNAP Benefits at Risk for Skimming Victims

A troubling situation unfolds as many victims of SNAP skimming may be left without recovery of their stolen benefits if Congress does not take immediate action. This could significantly impact low-income families relying on this vital support during challenging times. Read more.

Ex-UF President Sasse’s Lavish Spending Under Scrutiny

Revelations regarding extravagant spending by former University of Florida President Sasse include a $38,000 sushi bar and elaborate tailgate parties, raising questions about fiscal responsibility within the institution. Read more.