Kurt ‘CyberGuy’ Knutsson discusses the Department of Homeland Security’s response to criticisms of the National Weather Service’s advanced alert system following Texas floods that left 80 dead.
Day: July 7, 2025
NBC’s Morgan Chesky shares how his mother witnessed search and rescue crews pull multiple bodies from debris piles created by the devastating Texas floods, events that she says have “rewritten the rules” of that type of natural disaster.
Watch: Timelapse shows how suddenly Texas flood waters rose
An already grieving father was further enraged upon learning that the man accused of killing his daughter in a home burglary could have already been in prison for numerous other crimes had it not been for an apparent clerical error.
However, Democratic constituents and activists are “pissed at Trump” and don’t think the party is doing enough to push back against his agenda, one aide told The Post.
Fernando Mejia, 41, scored a temporary reprieve, with the courts ruling that he cannot be deported for at least a month.
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Kennedy’s track record of undermining vaccine safety and effectiveness prompted the lawsuit. “We’ve had enough,” one public health expert said.
Barnard College leaders agreed to settle a scorching lawsuit by Jewish students claiming the Columbia University-affiliated school failed to address rising antisemitism in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict, court papers filed Monday show. The all-women’s school will prohibit masks, not engage with the anti-Israel Columbia University Apartheid Divest student protest group and establish a…
Out of 202 million private households in the 27-country bloc, just under a quarter included children last year, according to information collated by Eurostat, the EU statistics office.