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Airbnb Busted Over AI Damage Claim Scam

A London academic won a $5,700 refund and apology from Airbnb after a host allegedly used AI-generated images to accuse her of causing $16,000 in damage to a New York rental. Initially siding with the host, Airbnb reversed course only after media scrutiny revealed discrepancies in the photos.

‘ERIC ADAMS Act’ Jails Mayors for Migrant Crimes

Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) introduced a bill to hold mayors of sanctuary cities accountable for enabling crimes committed by illegal immigrants.

Deadly NYC Shooting Puts Mamdani on Defense

Democratic New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani faced intense scrutiny during his first public press conference after a deadly Midtown Manhattan mass shooting claimed four lives, including NYPD Officer Didarul Islam.

Actual Target Confirmed in New York Shooting

A 27-year-old man who traveled from Las Vegas to Manhattan intending to attack the NFL headquarters killed four people and wounded one after entering the wrong floor in a Midtown high-rise.

Officer and Civilians Killed in Manhattan Office Shooting Rampage

A gunman killed an off-duty NYPD officer and three civilians at a Manhattan office building before committing suicide.

Colbert’s Fall From Grace: Protest Exposes His Irrelevance

A hastily organized rally in New York City on July 27 called “We’re With Colbert” drew fewer than two dozen participants outside the CBS Broadcast Center.

New York’s $600M Pipeline to Sanctuary NGOs Exposed

New York state and city governments have allocated $600 million in public funds to a network of nonprofit groups that actively resist federal immigration laws and support undocumented immigrants.

Canadian Girl 9 Found Dead in New York After Father’s Fake Kidnapping Report

A 9-year-old Canadian girl was found dead in a rural area of upstate New York after her father falsely claimed she had been kidnapped.

Lawmakers Demand Crackdown on ‘Globalize the Intifada’

A bipartisan resolution urges leaders to condemn the phrase, "globalize the intifada."

New Jersey Deadly Storm Triggers State of Emergency

Severe storms swept through New Jersey and New York on Monday, unleashing torrential rains that caused flash flooding, closed subways, and turned deadly for the second time this month. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency, warning residents to stay indoors as rainfall reached more than two inches per hour in some areas.

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