NYC Mayor Adams floats nationwide guns database before anti-gun summit of mayors

File Photo New York City Mayor Eric Adams addresses the press on E. 95th St. and Lexington Ave. in Manhattan, New York where a woman was shot and killed while pushing a stroller Wednesday night, June 29, 2022. Photo Courtesy: New York Daily News

Kathmandu: New York City Mayor Adams is meeting with several other mayors from around the country Wednesday at Gracie Mansion to discuss how to better tackle gun violence and to send a strong message on the national level and the state level. Before the confab at the mayor’s official residence, Adams and three other mayors… Continue reading NYC Mayor Adams floats nationwide guns database before anti-gun summit of mayors

NYC adopts ‘single-dose’ monkeypox vaccine strategy

(New York Daily News): New York State Mayor Adams’ administration is dipping into the city’s monkeypox vaccine reserves in order to get as many first shots into arms as possible, flouting federal guidance to address severe supply shortages in the city as cases continue to mount. In a statement late Friday, the city Health Department… Continue reading NYC adopts ‘single-dose’ monkeypox vaccine strategy

Ivana Trump, ex-wife of Donald, dies at 73 in NYC apartment after fall

Ivana Trump attends a press conference at The Plaza Hotel on June 13, 2018 in New York City. Photo Courtesy: Getty Images via New York Daily News

(New York Daily News): Ivana Trump, ex- wife of former president of the United States of America, was found dead Thursday inside her Upper East Side home. She was 73. Detectives believe Trump was fatally injured in a fall down the stairs of her apartment, perhaps after a medical episode, as reported by the New… Continue reading Ivana Trump, ex-wife of Donald, dies at 73 in NYC apartment after fall

Sri Lanka seeks way forward after president quits

People offered food to soldiers in Colombo to celebrate Mr Rajapaksa's departure. Photo Courtesy: EPA via BBC

(BBC): Sri Lanka is seeking a way out of political and economic chaos after its President Gotabaya Rajapaksa resigned and fled the country. Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe was sworn in as temporary leader on Friday and has the ruling party’s backing to take the role permanently. This makes him the favourite when a new president… Continue reading Sri Lanka seeks way forward after president quits

Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa confirms resignation

File Photo of Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Photo Courtesy: Getty images via BBC

(BBC): Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has confirmed he will resign, the prime minister’s office has said, after tens of thousands of protesters stormed the official residences of both men. Sri Lanka is in deep financial crisis and the crowds say they won’t leave until both men quit their posts. The parliament Speaker had earlier… Continue reading Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa confirms resignation

Protesters break into Sri Lankan President’s house

Sri Lankan Citizens swimming at swimming pool of Presidential Residence . Photo Courtesy: BBC video

(BBC): Thousands of demonstrators have made their way into the Colombo residence of President Rajapaska, as shown in this footage. The protesters crowded into the building, roving through bedrooms, bathrooms and grand halls. As reported by BBC, It’s not clear where President Gotabaya Rajapkaksa is right now – but defence officials say he was whisked… Continue reading Protesters break into Sri Lankan President’s house

Japan’s ex-leader dies after being shot while giving speech

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(BBC): Japan’s former prime minister Shinzo Abe has died in hospital after he was shot at a political campaign event, say local media. Abe was shot at twice while he was giving a speech in the southern city of Nara on Friday morning. He immediately collapsed and was rushed to the nearest hospital. Pictures taken… Continue reading Japan’s ex-leader dies after being shot while giving speech

Federal, N.Y. state bills seek to end electric shock treatment for people with disabilities

File Photo A therapist wears a remote shocking device on his belt as he monitors Joshua Wood, an autistic student at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center in Canton, Mass. on July 15, 2014. Photo Courtesy: AP

(New York Daily News): New York state is renewing two recent pieces of legislation. One of them is a long-running fight over the practice of using electric shocks on people with disabilities as a behavior modification tool and the second one is the role of New York taxpayer dollars in funding the only school in… Continue reading Federal, N.Y. state bills seek to end electric shock treatment for people with disabilities