A former top Pentagon spokesperson said in an opinion piece published Sunday that the Department of Defense is in “disarray” under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. “It’s been a month of total chaos at the Pentagon. From leaks of sensitive operational plans to mass firings, the dysfunction is now a major distraction for the president — […]
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Javier Sanoja hit his first major league home run, had five RBIs and the Miami Marlins rallied to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-5 in 10 innings on Sunday. Sanoja, who was starting in place of injured outfielder Griffin Conine, hit a 1-1 sweeper from Phillies reliever Orion Kerkering into the left field
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In New York City this week, the real estate world coalesced around former governor and current mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo, who released his housing plan (and faced scrutiny over the use of ChatGPT to construct it). The lengthy plan included calling for the city to build and preserve 500,000 homes over 10 years and to
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Bitcoin’s status as a safe-haven asset is being questioned by JPMorgan analysts, while Swiss retailer Spar begins accepting BTC, signaling growing mainstream adoption. On the regulatory front, Slovenia plans a 25% crypto tax by 2026, and New Hampshire advances a bill to hold Bitcoin reserves. Let’s dig deeper. Bitcoin JPMorgan analysts say Bitcoin has failed
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(NewsNation) — Research monkeys used in a tuberculosis study faced the prospect of being euthanized after the Trump administration pulled funding from Harvard University, but now, a philanthropic organization has offered to help. Harvard’s Dr. Sarah Fortune had warned that rhesus macaque test subjects could be euthanized because of the federal grant freeze. Researchers at the
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Saturday was a bad day for the Milwaukee Bucks. It was even more so for forward Kyle Kuzma. The Bucks opened the NBA playoff schedule with a 117-98 loss to the Indiana Pacers. Kyle Kuzma had one of the worst individual playoff performances in league history in the losing effort. Advertisement Kuzma started and played
New York City is cracking down on brokers’ fees, but by all appearances, renting in the five boroughs is still the Wild West. The Department of Consumer and Worker Protection proposed levying fines starting at $750 against brokers and landlords charging a fee to tenants who didn’t expressly hire the agent, Crain’s New York reported.
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At the Clear Summit 2025 in Milan, Italy, crypto momentum took center stage. A new survey reveals that 68% of Italian investors want their banks to offer Bitcoin and crypto services—marking a historic shift in public sentiment toward digital assets. With 24% of respondents already invested in crypto and another 29% planning to jump in
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President Trump argued that he was elected in November to “take bad people out of” the country, sharing a photo of what he says is proof of a mistakenly deported man’s gang ties. The president posted a picture of Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s hand on Friday, showing various tattoos on his knuckles, including a marijuana leaf,
A lender has finally wrested 285 Madison Avenue from Aby Rosen’s hands. Daol Asset Management, a Korean investment firm that doled out $200 million in mezzanine debt on the Midtown tower, took the asset at auction yesterday after Rosen and Michael Fuchs’s RFR declined to bid on the deal, The Promote first reported. The firm
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