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Maduro told a U.S. court he considers himself a prisoner of war
Nicolás Maduro’s statement in a New York court shifts his case from a criminal framework to a political and legal one and calls into question the status of his detention.
Nicolás Maduro’s statement in a New York court shifts his case from a criminal framework to a political and legal one and calls into question the status of his detention.
34-year-old Democrat Zohra Mamdani has become the new mayor of New York City, the first Muslim and South Asian to hold the position. His victory marks a significant moment following Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Halloween celebrations in Washington and New York turned into mass riots. According to local authorities, groups of young people in costumes and masks staged vandalism, blocked traffic, and entered subway stations without tickets. As a result, police lost control over several districts, and the US government declared a curfew.
Agustín Escobar, his wife, three children, and the pilot died in the Bell 206L crash during a sightseeing flight over the Hudson River.
A sightseeing helicopter over New York City crashed into the Hudson River. Among the victims was one child.
American lawmakers are preparing a bill that would prohibit the display of Hamas and Hezbollah flags in New York. Violating this ban could result in up to four years in prison.
Starting January 5, 2025, driving into Manhattan during peak hours now costs $9. New York aims to combat traffic congestion with this bold move, but the policy has sparked heated debates about its fairness and effectiveness.
A mass shooting occurred at the "Amazura" nightclub in Queens, New York. At least 11 people were killed, and an equal number were injured. The shooter's identity and motives remain unknown, but the incident has already sparked widespread discussions and speculation.
Satmar Hasidim celebrated the holiday of “Kuf Alef Kislev” in New York City. Nearly 20,000 attendees gathered at the Barclays Center, including prominent politicians, business figures, and members of the religious community. This event was exclusive to followers of Rabbi Zalman Leib Teitelbaum, as the Satmar dynasty is divided into two sects led by different rabbis.
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