Mayor Brandon Johnson's campaign adviser said he used the campaign funds to fairly compensate "Black and women-owned businesses."
Yolanda Sánchez Figueroa, the mayor of Cotija in Michoacán, was assassinated just hours after Claudia Sheinbaum's historic election as Mexico's first female president, highlighting the pervasive violence plaguing Mexican politics. Sánchez Figueroa's murder underscores the urgent need for increased security measures as Sheinbaum prepares to tackle the nation's rampant gang violence and unsolved disappearances upon assuming office.
The delegation will also include US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chinese defence minister, Dong Jun.
ELD said the area on the ballot paper for voters to mark their choice has been enlarged.
Former U.S. presidential candidate Nikki Haley faces heavy criticism for writing "Finish Them" on an Israeli shell during a visit near Lebanon's border, sparking outrage on social media amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. Despite the backlash, the White House maintains its current Israel policy.
Iranians secretly celebrated the death of President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash despite state television airing scenes of mourning. Fireworks and covert expressions of joy contrasted with the heavy security presence and fear of government crackdowns.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico survives an assassination attempt, sustaining severe injuries in a shocking incident that has rattled the nation and drawn international condemnation. The motive behind the attack remains unclear, prompting concerns over political tensions in Slovakia and its implications for Europe.
Columbia University bans student protest leader, Khymani James, over controversial remarks against Zionists in a resurfaced video. University takes swift action amid nationwide protests for Palestinian solidarity, highlighting tensions around free speech and inclusivity on campus.
Tim Sheehy claimed he was hit, possibly by friendly fire, by a ricochet bullet during a 2012 firefight but newly released documents suggest he accidentally shot himself in Montana's Glacier National Park three years later.
North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, spotted with rumored lover, former pop star Hyon Song-wol, igniting speculation about their alleged affair and its impact on the country's political landscape. Retired spymaster unveils details of Kim Jong Un's rumored love child with Hyon Song-wol, shedding light on the secretive leader's personal life and sparking intrigue worldwide
The Congress party, now bereft of the corrupt leaders, is optimistic about its prospects in the upcoming elections to the lower House.
Brandon Ortiz-Vite, 25, was deported by ICE in 2020 during the Trump administration and then re-entered the county illegally at some point.
The Joe Biden Administration addresses Princess Kate's apology over a manipulated photo, denying digital alterations to official images of administration figures. Amid laughter, White House Press Secretary Jean-Pierre dismisses the notion, emphasizing a commitment to transparency.
The U.S. embassy in Russia warned of potential extremist activities in Moscow, following Russian security services' claim of thwarting a synagogue attack.
Renowned chess grandmaster and political activist Garry Kasparov has been added to Russia's list of "terrorists and extremists" by the financial watchdog Rosfinmonitoring, imposing banking restrictions on him. This move, without explanation, raises concerns of Kremlin's broader efforts to suppress dissent, following previous classification as a "foreign agent" in 2022