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A man walks through a flooded street in a neighborhood affected by Hurricane Melissa in Santiago de Cuba on October 29, 2025. A powerful storm, Hurricane Melissa, has tragically claimed lives and caused significant damage across Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba, and it is now heading toward the Bahamas. As of Wednesday, reports indicate that the hurricane has taken the lives of at least 36 people across these regions. Initially making landfall on Tuesday as a Category 5 storm with winds reaching 185 mph in Jamaica, Melissa caused widespread destruction. In the parish of St. Elizabeth, landslides blocked key roads, forcing…

Phil Jackson Reflects on Contentious Tenure with the New York Knicks Phil Jackson, a name synonymous with NBA success, both as a player and a coach, had a less than stellar run as president of the New York Knicks. Joining the team in 2014, his time in New York was marked by a disappointing record of 80 wins and 166 losses. Now, in his upcoming book, “Masters of the Game,” Jackson sheds light on some of the challenges he faced, particularly his strained relationship with then-Knicks star Carmelo Anthony. Jackson, who famously coached Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls and Kobe Bryant’s…

A California dad is calling his two young children heroes after they stepped up to help him during a scary road rage incident. Chris Davison was driving with his 6-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son to a Halloween festival when things took a turn for the worse. According to reports, another driver started following them closely, even swerving at their car. Davison says when he got out to see what was happening, the other driver attacked him with a knife. Even though they were frightened, Davison’s kids jumped into action. His son used a dinosaur sticker and a phone charger to…

NYC Mayoral Candidate’s Ties to Heritage Spark Debate About American Identity As the race for New York City mayor heats up, a renewed focus has been placed on the background and upbringing of one of the candidates, Zohran Mamdani. An old interview with his mother, filmmaker Mira Nair, has resurfaced, sparking a conversation about cultural identity and what it means to be American. In the 2013 interview, Nair discussed raising her son, noting the family’s dedication to preserving his Indian and Ugandan heritage. She stated that he was “not an American at all,” and instead considered himself Ugandan and Indian.…

Chicago Immigration Enforcement Faces Increased Scrutiny CHICAGO – A high-ranking Border Patrol official is now required to appear in court daily to discuss immigration enforcement in the Chicago area. This follows concerns about the tactics used during recent operations. Greg Bovino, who is in charge of Border Patrol efforts in Chicago, has been ordered by a U.S. District Judge to provide updates each evening. This order comes after weeks of heightened immigration enforcement, resulting in over 1,800 arrests. The judge’s order came after reports of tear gas being used in neighborhoods, including one instance during a Halloween parade. Bovino defended…

Uber Plans to Roll Out Self-Driving Taxis, Starting in California Ride-sharing giant Uber announced plans this week to introduce self-driving taxis in the San Francisco Bay Area by late 2026, marking a significant step in the evolution of transportation. This initiative raises important questions about the future of work, individual liberty, and the role of technology in our society. Uber’s project involves a specially designed autonomous taxi developed in partnership with electric car maker Lucid and self-driving tech firm Nuro Inc. The vehicle, based on the Lucid Gravity SUV, will be exclusive to Uber. The company anticipates having 100 test…

Prince Andrew’s Finances Under Scrutiny Questions continue to swirl around the financial situation of Prince Andrew, even after he stepped back from his royal duties in 2019. While he no longer officially represents the monarchy, the former Duke of York still maintains a lavish lifestyle, leading many to wonder how he funds it all. Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein led to him giving up his public role and military titles. This followed a disastrous interview where he attempted to address the situation, only to face further criticism. Royal expert Ian Pelham Turner noted the mystery surrounding Andrew’s wealth, wondering where…

NBA Player Faces Gambling Charges, Salary on Hold Miami, FL – NBA player Terry Rozier’s salary from the Miami Heat will be held while he is on leave due to federal charges related to a gambling scheme. Sources familiar with the situation say the money, around $26.6 million for this season, will be kept in an account until the legal case is resolved. If Rozier is cleared and allowed back into the NBA, he will receive the full amount of his held salary. In a separate matter, Rozier’s attorney stated that a federal tax lien from 2021 has been taken…

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s, recently claimed that Unilever, the parent company of the ice cream brand, blocked the creation of a new “flavor for Palestine.” Known for their social activism, Cohen and his company have long supported Palestinian causes and criticized Israel, prompting controversy among their customer base. In a post on X, Cohen expressed his intent to create this ice cream flavor independently, stating, “Unilever/Magnum stopped Ben & Jerry’s from creating a flavor for Palestine — so I’m doing it myself.” He invited the public to help name the flavor and suggest packaging designs. The watermelon…

A scary scene unfolded in California when a car crash led to the discovery of a one-year-old baby left alone at the site. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) shared that after a car accident, the driver took off, leaving the young child behind. Thankfully, officers found the baby and reported that the child is expected to recover. Police arrested a woman in connection with the incident. The CHP said that she was found walking along Interstate 580 after leaving the crash scene. The CHP Facebook post expressed sadness that a one-year-old was abandoned. After questioning the woman, officers went back…