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A New Hampshire woman, Emily Long, who is said to have taken a lot of money from her boss, later killed her family and herself. It turns out she talked about loving to shop on social media. Emily Long, who was 34, killed her husband, Ryan Long, and their two children, Parker and Ryan, in August. After that, she killed herself. While people were sad about what happened, Emily’s boss said that she had stolen $660,000 from him over the past two years. Derek Fisher, who owns the restaurants where Emily worked, said he was going to meet with her…

New York City Mayoral Race: Socialist Candidate Leads, Concerns Grow As New Yorkers prepare to head to the polls in November 2025, a recent survey shows Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, ahead in the race for mayor. The poll reveals Mamdani with 45% support, while former Governor Andrew Cuomo trails behind with 25%. Curtis Sliwa, the Republican nominee, garners 9%, and current Mayor Eric Adams has 8%. Mamdani’s rise has sparked concern among many New Yorkers who worry about the impact of his far-left policies on the city’s economy and public safety. His proposals, including eliminating bus fares and offering…

Björn Borg, the tennis legend, is opening up about some hard times in his new book, “Heartbeats.” He talks about how he almost died and how he got his life back on track. Back in the ’90s, Borg woke up in a hospital with no idea how he got there. He was supposed to play in a tennis match, but he collapsed on the way there with his dad. It turns out, he had started using drugs again after struggling with addiction in the ’80s. Borg, who is now 69, says he wants to share his story in “Heartbeats” to…

The government is shifting funds to support important rail projects across the nation. A total of $5 billion will be available, with a large portion coming from money previously set aside for California’s high-speed rail project. The new plan, called the National Railroad Partnership Program, will focus on safety and improvements for passengers. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the program will avoid “radical DEI and green grant requirements” that were part of previous plans. He criticized California’s rail project as a waste of money. Instead of prioritizing climate change initiatives, the new program will focus on projects in communities with…

Awaiting Help: French President Encounters New York Gridlock New York City is known for its bustling streets and sometimes unpredictable traffic. Recently, French President Emmanuel Macron experienced this firsthand, offering a glimpse into the challenges even world leaders face navigating the city. President Macron found himself caught in a traffic jam caused by UN related road closures. According to reports, the situation became so logistically challenging that he had to ask for assistance to proceed. Video footage shows President Macron speaking with a New York Police Department officer, explaining the situation. The officer reportedly informed the President that the roads…

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The Ryder Cup kicked off with an emotional tribute during the start of golf’s much-anticipated week. U.S. captain Keegan Bradley gathered his entire team at the first tee early in the morning, just as the sun rose. This was a solemn moment, shared among teammates before the large crowds are expected to arrive later in the week. Bradley invited Chris Mascali, a New York firefighter whose father lost his life during the September 11 attacks, to speak to the players. Mascali brought along his father’s helmet, which now holds a special place in their team room. Emotion…

Tee Time Dreams: The Unique Quest to Play Bethpage Black Bethpage Black, a public golf course in New York, is famous for its challenging layout and rich history. It has hosted major tournaments like the U.S. Open and PGA Championship, attracting golfers from everywhere. But playing this course isn’t as simple as booking a tee time online. Securing a spot, especially after the Ryder Cup, requires dedication and a willingness to go the extra mile – or rather, spend the night. The process begins the day before, as hopeful golfers arrive at Bethpage State Park and grab a numbered parking…

Alaska’s Brown Bears Prepare for “Fat Bear Week” ANCHORAGE, Alaska – It’s that time of year again when Alaska’s brown bears, having spent the summer feasting on salmon, get ready for a friendly competition: Fat Bear Week. This popular online event allows the public to vote for the bear they believe has best prepared for the upcoming winter. Starting Tuesday, online voters will choose between 11 large brown bears, including “128 Junior,” the cub winner from last week. “128 Junior” is the cub of “Grazer,” a two-time Fat Bear Week champion from Katmai National Park and Preserve hoping for a…

President Trump is set to meet with top Democrats in Congress to discuss how to keep the government running as a crucial deadline approaches. With the end of September fast approaching, lawmakers must agree on a plan to fund the government and prevent a shutdown. To address this, President Trump will meet with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. The meeting comes after a funding proposal in the Senate failed to gain enough support. Most Senate Democrats opposed the plan, which would have kept government funding at current levels through November. Schumer and Jeffries had…

In Pennsylvania, a shocking discovery has left a community in disbelief. Police say that Jessica Mauthe, a 39-year-old woman, secretly gave birth and hid the bodies of four babies. The remains were found on September 13th in a house in Cadogan Township, where Mauthe had recently been evicted. One baby was found in a closet, and the others were in bags in the attic, according to court papers. Neighbors who often looked after Mauthe’s two young sons, ages 6 and 8, said they had no idea she was ever pregnant. One neighbor described the situation as “evil” and said the…