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New York Parole Bills Could Free Some Of The State’s Most Notorious Killers
New York Parole Bills Could Free Some Of The State’s Most Notorious Killers
Two parole reform bills advancing in New York are triggering intense debate, with supporters calling them long-overdue criminal justice reforms and critics warning they could allow violent offenders to leave prison early, according to the NY Post.
One proposal, known as the Elder Parole bill, would allow incarcerated individuals to request parole hearings once they reach age 55 and have served at least 15 years of their sentence. That eligibility would extend to some inmates serving life sentences,...
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Jul 31, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Iran Warns Cyprus Not To Host Aggression From Its Territory In Phone Call
Iran Warns Cyprus Not To Host Aggression From Its Territory In Phone Call
Within only the first week of Operation Epic Fury there was concern that war spillover could reach all the way into the Mediterranean, after Iranian Shahed drones believed launched by Hezbollah in Lebanon targeted UK airbases in Cyprus. On March 1-2, 2026, an Iranian-made drone struck a hangar and runway at the RAF Akrotiri military base in southern Cyprus.
This was as Iran and its regional allies accused Cyprus of allowing attacks on the Islamic Republic to be carried...
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Aug 30, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
Russian Strike on Ukrainian Ammo Depot Kills at Least 38
A Friday night Russian strike on a warehouse storing ammunition west of Kyiv has killed at least 38 people, according to Ukrainian officials, as Moscow continues its heavy bombardments across Ukraine, which it frames as a response to Ukraine’s escalated drone attacks on Russian territory. The Associated Press reported that the ammunition stored at the […]
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May 4, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Welfare Enrollment Drops Sharply Following New Federal Work Requirements
Welfare Enrollment Drops Sharply Following New Federal Work Requirements
Via American Greatness,
Enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has declined significantly since new federal work requirements took effect in mid-2025, with millions fewer Americans receiving benefits, according to newly reported federal data.
The number of people enrolled in SNAP has fallen by roughly 3.5 million since July 2025, dropping from an average of 42.1 million participants in the prior fiscal year to about 38.5 million as of January 2026, according to reporting by The Wall Street Journal.
The decline follows the implementation of expanded eligibility rules...
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