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YOUTUBE (The Hill) - The new kingmaker of New York? Mamdani endorsements test socialist mayor's political clout

Is Zohran Mamdani the new kingmaker of New York politics? The Empire State's upcoming primaries could put that to the test. Today, the mayor of New York, along with Senator Bernie Sanders, is holding a rally with the candidates he has endorsed-- hoping to boost a handful of progressive voices challenging democratic incumbents. Read More: https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5918215-new-york-house-debate-velazquez/ #mamdani #zohranmamdani #newyork #socialism #politics

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Federal appeals court rules Trump admin can replace Philadelphia slavery exhibits

The exhibit was removed “without notice” from the President’s House site in Independence National Historical Park earlier this year.

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Pakistani Democrat Donor Charged Over $38 Million Medicaid Fraud.

A prominent Democrat donor and businessman has been accused of orchestrating a massive Medicaid fraud operation involving adult daycares in New York City.

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Pervez Siddiqui, a Pakistani -American businessman and prominent Democrat donor , has been charged with running a Medicaid fraud scheme involving two adult daycares in Brooklyn. The alleged operation involved enrolling people who rarely attended the facilities and paying them kickbacks from fraudulent Medicaid reimbursements, totaling $38 million. DETAIL: Prosecutors allege that between 2019 and 2025, Siddiqui and seven other suspects paid Medicaid recipients cash kickbacks to enroll in the facilities, billed for services that were not provided, and created fraudulent attendance records for individuals who rarely or never attended. Investigators say the operation used shell companies and disguised payments as…Open

ABCNEWS - Senators warily eye transfer of $397M to Secret Service amid WH ballroom construction

The Trump admin has deposited millions in taxpayer funds into accounts for White House security, sparking questions about whether public money will go to the ballroom.