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Nick Reiner's elusive movements across LA the weekend his parents were killed
LOS ANGELES — A picture is beginning to emerge about Nick Reiner’s movements before and after his parents were killed.
Hollywood legend Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were found dead in their Brentwood home Sunday afternoon.
Nick Reiner, 32, was charged Tuesday with their murders. But authorities offered few details, ...Read more
Mamdani taps top official from NYC's largest municipal union as his government relations head
NEW YORK — Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is appointing Jahmila Edwards, a top official in the city’s DC 37 union, as his intergovernmental relations chief, sources familiar with the matter tell the Daily News.
Edwards’ appointment is expected to be announced at a press conference in Brooklyn on Wednesday morning, the sources said. Mamdani, ...Read more
Do you have a frame around your Florida license plate? Note a change in the law
MIAMI — Is your license plate frame illegal in Florida?
That’s the question drivers have been confused about since a revised law took effect Oct. 1.
The law isn’t new. The penalties are.
But drivers are jamming social media wondering whether they should remove their car dealer or sports team frames, or leave them alone. There are plenty...Read more
US readies new Russia sanctions if Putin rejects peace deal
The U.S. is preparing a fresh round of sanctions on Russia’s energy sector to increase the pressure on Moscow should President Vladimir Putin reject a peace agreement with Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.
The U.S. is considering options, such as targeting vessels in Russia’s so-called shadow fleet of tankers used to ...Read more
GOP sticks to health plan that doesn't extend Obamacare credits
Congressional Republicans bulldozed ahead Wednesday with a doomed health bill that wouldn’t extend Affordable Care Act tax credits that could avert skyrocketing insurance premiums for more than 20 million Americans on Jan. 1.
House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected efforts by some Republican moderates to win a vote on an amendment that would call...Read more
Venezuelan Nobel winner Machado leaves Norway for unknown destination
Nobel Laureate María Corina Machado has left Norway, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store told Bloomberg on Wednesday.
Machado’s whereabouts are currently unknown, and Store provided no further details. Spokesperson Magalli Meda said by text message that Machado “is taking care of her health” and that she needs some time off.
The ...Read more
US readies new Russia sanctions if Putin rejects peace deal
The U.S. is preparing a fresh round of sanctions on Russia’s energy sector to increase the pressure on Moscow should President Vladimir Putin reject a peace agreement with Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.
The U.S. is considering options, such as targeting vessels in Russia’s so-called shadow fleet of tankers used to ...Read more
Bondi shooter charged with 59 counts including murder, terrorism
Australian authorities charged the surviving gunman in Sydney Hanukkah attack that killed 15 with 59 offenses, including murder and terrorism.
The 24 year-old, who’s been identified as Naveed Akram, remains under police guard in the hospital, New South Wales police said in a statement Wednesday. He was shot by authorities during the attack, ...Read more
Reiner family tragedy sheds light on pain of families grappling with addiction
LOS ANGELES — When Greg heard about the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner, and the alleged involvement of their son Nick, the news struck a painfully familiar chord.
It wasn't the violence that resonated, but rather the heartache and desperation that comes with loving a family member who suffers from an illness that the best efforts and ...Read more
Reiner family tragedy sheds light on pain of families grappling with addiction
LOS ANGELES — When Greg heard about the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner, and the alleged involvement of their son Nick, the news struck a painfully familiar chord.
It wasn't the violence that resonated, but rather the heartache and desperation that comes with loving a family member who suffers from an illness that the best efforts and ...Read more
This HIV expert refused to censor data, then quit the CDC
John Weiser, a doctor and researcher, has treated people with HIV since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s. He joined the CDC’s HIV prevention team in 2011 to help lead its Medical Monitoring Project, the only in-depth survey of HIV across the United States. The project has shaped the country’s response to the epidemic over two ...Read more
The crime that haunts Mexico, sowing fear, disrupting life: extortion
MEXICO CITY — A shop owner facing threats shutters the clothing store that had been in his family for generations.
A leader of a citrus growers association is kidnapped and killed after refusing mob demands for a cut of profits.
Enraged peasant farmers fed up with paying graft turn on cartel thugs in a bloody showdown.
In Mexico, these ...Read more
How delays and bankruptcy let a nursing home chain avoid paying settlements for injuries and deaths
Nancy Hunt arrived at an emergency room from a Genesis HealthCare nursing home in Pennsylvania in such dreadful shape, including maggots infesting her gangrened foot, that the hospital called an elder abuse hotline and then the police, her son alleged in a lawsuit.
Hunt died five days later. Her death certificate said the foot injury was a “...Read more
The Chicago Immigrant Orchestra is defiant in the wake of recent raids
CHICAGO — “I’ve always had this idealistic impression about the United States,” says musician Wanees Zarour, who is co-director of the Chicago Immigrant Orchestra. “This country is diverse and embraces multiculturalism, to an extent. So the fact that I’m not white — I’m brown — shouldn’t pose any issues from a security ...Read more
California wildlife officials quietly shift on killing a high-profile predator
In a move that reverses nearly a decade of practice, California wildlife officials have quietly begun to allow killing mountain lions in order to protect another iconic native — bighorn sheep.
Though limited to the Eastern Sierra — the steep, rugged home of a rare type of the wild sheep — it marks a sea change for California, where ...Read more
'Everybody thinks it's shut down.' Why protesters won't leave Alligator Alcatraz
MIAMI — At 3 pm on a Tuesday in July, a man from Georgia contacted the Collier County Sheriff’s Office to report a woman with purple hair sitting in a car on the south side of Route 41, across from the gates of Alligator Alcatraz. She was live on TikTok, recording the license plates of vehicles entering and leaving the facility.
“She’s ...Read more
A balancing act in planning for America's 250th birthday party
WASHINGTON — Two partners are each taking the lead in a dance to celebrate America’s 250th birthday next year: Rosie Rios, chair of a bipartisan commission created by Congress to plan events to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and President Donald Trump, chair of a White House task force that is making its own ...Read more
Trump expands US travel ban to include two Caribbean countries
Citizens of Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica will face new restrictions on entry into the United States after President Donald Trump on Tuesday expanded a partial travel ban to include 15 new countries as of Jan. 1.
In adding the two eastern Caribbean nations to the list, Trump cited concerns about their Citizenship by Investment, or CBI, ...Read more
California on track for lowest Lake Mead use in 75 years
Lake Mead may be facing historic shortages, but officials from the Colorado River state that uses the most water are celebrating unprecedented water savings.
At a briefing for reporters at Tuesday’s Colorado River Water Users Association conference at Caesars Palace, leaders from California’s biggest water districts said the state is on ...Read more
Trump expands U.S. travel ban to include two Caribbean countries
Citizens of Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica will face new restrictions on entry into the United States after President Donald Trump on Tuesday expanded a partial travel ban to include 15 new countries as of Jan. 1.
In adding the two eastern Caribbean nations to the list, Trump cited concerns about their Citizenship by Investment, or CBI, ...Read more
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- This HIV expert refused to censor data, then quit the CDC
- The crime that haunts Mexico, sowing fear, disrupting life: extortion
- 'Everybody thinks it's shut down.' Why protesters won't leave Alligator Alcatraz
- Trump expands US travel ban to include two Caribbean countries
- How delays and bankruptcy let a nursing home chain avoid paying settlements for injuries and deaths





