A couple in Michigan have been convicted of abusing their adopted and fostered children by withholding food and beating them. A Clinton County jury found Tamal Flore guilty of six counts of first-degree child abuse, two counts of second-degree child abuse and three counts of third-degree child abuse, while Jerry…
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Happy Corner Hospitality, which has conquered multiple Manhattan neighborhoods, will next smile on Midtown Madison Avenue. The restaurant group founded by Charlie Levy recently opened its Miami-born, Mediterranean/Middle Eastern flagship, Motek, at 60 W. 57th St. on the throbbing southeast corner of Sixth Avenue. And he’ll soon bring another Happy Corner brand, Yalla Motek, to 366 Madison Avenue at East 46th Street in the heart of one of city’s most prestigious commercial corridors. Charlie Levy…
The Army and a U.S.-based rare earth minerals and materials company on Tuesday took a…
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The UCLA Police Department spent more than $220,000 on drones and less-than-lethal munitions in 2025 and is already seeking approval to purchase more. According to its Oct. 19 military equipment report, UCPD bought three Skydio X10s under a 10-year contract costing $21,654 annually for the drones and their docking stations,…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former Rep. Justin Amash — who announced on Monday that he did not vote for Abdul El-Sayed or former Rep. Mike Rogers in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race — said he thinks El-Sayed would “be far less dangerous in practice than Rogers.”Rogers, a…
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Perpetual futures contracts tied to individual stocks can begin trading on regulated US exchanges for the first time, according to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), extending a derivatives product popularized in cryptocurrency markets into traditional equities.CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said in a Tuesday statement that the contracts were deemed…
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Anna Rasche’s historical fiction sparkles with authenticity. Before she was an author, Rasche spent much of the 2010s toiling in Manhattan’s Diamond District, where her new novel, “The Cursed Diamond” (Park Row, out now), is set. The book owes a substantial debt to the gritty slice of Midtown and her…
