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Court Filings Show Michigan Senate Candidate’s Sister-in-Law Was Named in Terror Watch List Lawsuits
Court filings from 2016 show Mariam Jukaku, sister-in-law of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, was a plaintiff in lawsuits over alleged placement on the federal terrorist watch list, amid ongoing scrutiny of El-Sayed’s family and political associations.
NASCAR’s playoff race at Las Vegas ended in a wreck-filled finish as Tony Stewart publicly blasted the sport’s reduced horsepower, Kasey Kahne announced a surprise comeback, Brad Keselowski confirmed he’s leaving his own race team, and a civil court ordered driver Jennifer Jo Cobb to pay $850,000 over an affair.
The Giants activated newly acquired quarterback J.J. McCarthy for Sunday’s win over the Cardinals, giving themselves the option to use him at any point in the game, but he never took the field as New York relied on a center swap, a stingy pass rush and a perfect rookie kicker instead.
President Trump rallied outside Dayton for the third straight night, citing billions in Ohio investment and urging voters to back Sen. Jon Husted and gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy in next month’s midterms.
Sen. Ted Cruz accused Vice President JD Vance of ‘feeling insecure’ after Vance said it was ‘really obvious’ Cruz is already running for president in 2028.
The Dallas-based Texas Stock Exchange is part of a broader push to position the state as a rival financial hub to New York, drawing corporate headquarters and major banks even as critics note Wall Street’s continued dominance.
An NYU Langone ophthalmologist warns that sun exposure, poor lighting, diet, dehydration, lost sleep, eye rubbing and skipped checkups can all quietly speed up age-related vision decline.
a message that is broadly popular but short on specifics. Virtually every political figure, Carter notes, now claims to support affordability in some form, which she says makes the term better at describing a problem than offering a solution.What the Pew numbers showCarter points to Pew Research polling on which party’s economic policies Americans trust more. Despite a weak economic mood overall, with only 24% of Americans rating the economy as good or excellent and six in 10 saying Trump’s econ
The 0-3 Miami Dolphins visit the 3-0 Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, Oct. 4, where Minnesota’s league-leading pass rush and depleted Miami offense set up a lopsided betting line.
All U.S. bombers have been withdrawn from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after a suspected Iran-linked terror plot involving fuel-laden vehicles near the base led to six arrests.