@FoxNews Whatever your politics, 9/11 deserves the utmost respect. Handing that symbolic pen to someone with that legal history was, at the very least, a terrible choice of optics. The victims and first responders should always come first.
Mamdani is under fire after a symbolic 9/11 pen was handed to a former al Qaeda defense lawyer.
After signing an executive order designating 9/11 a citywide day of remembrance, the pen was handed to his chief counsel, Ramzi Kassem.
Kassem previously represented a convicted al Qaeda member whose brother-in-law was one of the hijackers aboard American Airlines Flight 77, which struck the Pentagon on 9/11.
The moment is adding to the criticism Mamdani is already facing over his participation in 9/11 remembrance events.
@Just_Rainy@marvalous80@FoxNews I understand what you’re saying. History is complicated, and I respect your point. People of different faiths have been living alongside one another for a very long time, and I think peaceful coexistence and mutual respect are what matter most.
“When you're the vice president of United States and one of the first questions at a press conference in the White House is how much weight you've lost, you must have gotten very fat.”
Vice President JD Vance responds to @pdoocy question about his weight loss while in office.
The judge in Lindsay Clancy's triple-murder trial has ordered the jury to again resume deliberations. It comes after tense moments in court where the defense said one juror "refuses to listen to the law" on reasonable doubt following a note from the jury. Follow live updates. https://t.co/iGJA3khCmu
@FoxNews That’s a serious issue for the integrity of the trial. Jurors have to follow the judge’s instructions and apply the reasonable-doubt standard fairly. If there’s credible evidence that a juror can’t do that, the court should address it carefully and impartially.
BREAKING: Tensions erupt in the Lindsay Clancy courtroom as defense attorney Kevin Reddington requests for a juror who allegedly "refuses to listen" to the judge's instructions on reasonable doubt be removed from the case.
@FoxNews This is exactly why there has to be a line between creating content and respecting the event. Fans paid to watch world-class tennis not someone else’s photo shoot. The players and spectators deserve an atmosphere where the focus stays on the match.
Tennis fans at the U.S. Open are fed up after influencers turned Naomi Osaka’s match into their personal photo shoot.
Chair umpire Kader Nouni had to pause Monday's match at Arthur Ashe Stadium to scold creators using a bright ring light in a luxury suite, leaving nearby fans furious.
The moment is sparking massive backlash online, with some sports fans calling out clout-chasers for ruining the game.
@SwansonChristy7@TomFitton@RepRaskin Well said. Public service should be about serving the people, not money, power, or political agendas. Accountability matters, and elected officials should always put the interests of the American people first.
This week’s Supreme Court decision is another reminder of what we are up against heading into November.
They can put more obstacles in our way, but they cannot take away our power. Our answer is to show up, make our voices heard, and turn out in numbers that are too big to rig.
@CNN If there’s nothing to hide, transparency should not be a problem. Congress should follow the evidence, protect victims’ privacy, and get the full truth on the record regardless of how wealthy or powerful anyone involved may be.
Billionaire investor Leon Black is suing the House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein to try and block the panel from obtaining his non-disclosure agreements and testimony. https://t.co/kagEjHbe5S
@FoxNews A name change is easy. What matters most is delivering results that improve Americans’ lives stronger communities, lower costs, and a safer, more prosperous country.
NEW: "That very important change of names... is complete, ratified, and binding."
President Trump praises Google Maps and Apple Maps for both renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America, similar to how both did so with the change from Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America.
@Snoopysmomma@CoachM17@JBMAGA03 I understand the frustration, but facts matter more than insults. Let’s encourage people to verify the evidence and keep the conversation respectful.
@TexasRose1836@cnni That's a reality a lot of people can relate to. It's hard to focus on bigger debates when you're just trying to make it to the next paycheck hopefully policies start putting more money back in working people's pockets.