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Ocasio-Cortez is traveling across the country as she considers her political future and potential bids for higher office in 2028.
With Election Day just four weeks away, Larry O’Connor sits down with AARP’s John Hishta to break down the voters who could determine the midterms. They examine new polling from Maine’s closely watched Senate race, why voters 50+ could be decisive, the issues driving them to the polls, split-ticket voting and what upcoming polling could reveal about the battle for the House. The new Maine polling shows Troy Jackson leading Susan Collins by three points overall, while Collins holds a 12-point advantage among older voters.
On this full episode of LARRY with Larry O’Connor, we cover the BREAKING NEWS as NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces a stunning revolt from his own left-wing base, with pro-Palestinian activists accusing him of “betrayal” and organizing a protest outside City Hall on October 7. PLUS, the growing backlash over Mamdani’s antisemitism strategy, the activists now turning against him, the latest political fallout and MUCH, much more! Raise your hand as a Social Security voter: https://AARP.org/SocialSecurityVoter Chapter compares every Medicare plan nationwide for free to recommend coverage based on your doctors, prescriptions, and budget. Call 580-308-0975 or visit https://chapter.com/oconnor. *Paid Partnership See why more Americans are…
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Jane Doe is suing seven former students, who have become known as the "Cornell 7", as well as the university, and Chi Phi fraternity. But local authorities have not filed charges.
The case is reportedly not linked to Russia and the country on whose behalf Hanning allegedly acted remains unclear.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump approved the execution of Nidal Malik Hasand on Monday, confirming that he would be tied to a bomb and dropped on the country of Iran.
An unidentified man in black has become the talk of downtown Salt Lake City by spinning a Europe-and-euros pitch for taxi cash, while police say no one has stepped forward as a victim. Residents along the capital’s downtown corridor say the same figure keeps turning up in an all-black outfit, sunglasses, and a shoulder bag, […] The post Salt Lake City’s mystery man keeps working the same Europe cash story downtown appeared first on American Almanac .
An unidentified man in black has become the talk of downtown Salt Lake City by spinning a Europe-and-euros pitch for taxi cash, while police say no one has stepped forward as a victim. Residents along the capital’s downtown corridor say the same figure keeps turning up in an all-black outfit, sunglasses, and a shoulder bag, delivering a polished hard-luck story and walking away with other people’s money. Locals have tagged him the “SLC Scammer Guy.” The Daily Mail reported that he tells people he just flew in from Europe, got abandoned by his brother, has only euros on him, and needs cash for a ride. The Salt Lake City Police Department told the outlet it is aware of the man, that no victims have come forward, and that he has not…Open
Shannon Monet Steel is charged with wire fraud after federal prosecutors say she took more than $1 million from investors while flashing a Bentley, a luxury bag, and false claims of diplomatic power. Federal prosecutors hit the 42-year-old Michigan woman with a single count of wire fraud early last month, alleging she posed as a […] The post Michigan woman faces wire fraud charge after prosecutors say she bilked investors with fake wealth and a phony ambassadorship appeared first on American Almanac .
Shannon Monet Steel is charged with wire fraud after federal prosecutors say she took more than $1 million from investors while flashing a Bentley, a luxury bag, and false claims of diplomatic power. Federal prosecutors hit the 42-year-old Michigan woman with a single count of wire fraud early last month, alleging she posed as a high-flying businesswoman and diplomat to lure victims into handing over huge “good faith” payments for loans that never arrived. Court papers described in Daily Mail reporting say Steel fooled at least eight people out of at least $1.05 million. She now faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted, and prosecutors warn more charges could follow. The case is a hard look at how polished online image,…Open