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Controversial Bari Weiss pick pops up at bizarre galaxy-brained ‘Nostradamus’ wedding

Ross Douthat, the former New York Times columnist recently hired by CBS News chief Bari Weiss as a "60 Minutes" correspondent, has a side gig his new bosses may not have anticipated – officiating weddings for Silicon Valley's AI elite.The conservative commentator officiated the wedding…

Military families infuriated as sailors left behind grapple with ‘horrid’ conditions

The USS Abraham Lincoln is heading back home to San Diego after a grueling nine-month deployment, but the families of sailors aboard two of its escort destroyers that have been ordered to stay behind are heartbroken and furious.The USS Spruance, USS Michael Murphy and USS…

‘They are scared’: Troops beg to flee Trump’s war over ‘breaking point’ orders

A growing number of U.S. service members are seeking formal discharge as conscientious objectors, with two organizations that assist troops through the process reporting the sharpest spike they've seen in decades.Mike Prysner, who runs a hotline for conscientious objectors at the Center on Conscience and…

Buffalo police bodycam of Nurul Amin Shah Alam arrest

Buffalo police bodycam footage released Thursday to Investigative Post shows the encounter last February between officers and Nurul Amin Shah Alam, which...

Video shows Border Patrol dropping off Burmese refugee miles from home

Border Patrol agents last Thursday left Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a nearly blind Burmese refugee they'd mistakenly taken into custody, at a...

Continued questionable spending of opioid funds

The fire department recently used $1,761 of opioid settlement funds on the Cotter fireboat. Photo credit: WKBW Mayor Sean Ryan’s administration has continued the city’s...

Thousands of immigrants challenging detentions in court

The Trump administration’s push for mass deportations has resulted in more than 18,000 challenges in federal court from immigrants claiming their detention is illegal,...

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NewsGuard has given us its highest grade for the credibility of our journalism and transparency, citing our “fact-based” stories and “balanced perspectives.”

Data center wants subsidies of $6.4 million per job

The developers of the STAMP industrial park in Genesee County are dangling one of the biggest subsidy packages in state history in an effort...

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Controversial Bari Weiss pick pops up at bizarre galaxy-brained ‘Nostradamus’ wedding

Ross Douthat, the former New York Times columnist recently hired by CBS News chief Bari Weiss as a "60 Minutes" correspondent, has a side gig his new bosses may not have anticipated – officiating weddings for Silicon Valley's AI elite.The conservative commentator officiated the wedding…

Military families infuriated as sailors left behind grapple with ‘horrid’ conditions

The USS Abraham Lincoln is heading back home to San Diego after a grueling nine-month deployment, but the families of sailors aboard two of its escort destroyers that have been ordered to stay behind are heartbroken and furious.The USS Spruance, USS Michael Murphy and USS…

‘They are scared’: Troops beg to flee Trump’s war over ‘breaking point’ orders

A growing number of U.S. service members are seeking formal discharge as conscientious objectors, with two organizations that assist troops through the process reporting the sharpest spike they've seen in decades.Mike Prysner, who runs a hotline for conscientious objectors at the Center on Conscience and…

Trump’s ‘No Tax on Tips’ Claim Doesn’t Add Up

The White House has provided no federal data to...