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President Trump has extended federal law enforcement efforts in Washington, D.C., and Memphis amid ongoing debates over crime policies. The moves include deploying the National Guard and federal agencies, with mixed reactions from local officials. Data shows crime was already decreasing before these interventions, raising questions about their necessity and impact.
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Washington D.C. ends cooperation with ICE after federal intervention, amid ongoing immigration enforcement and declining crime rates. Local officials emphasize that immigration enforcement is not part of the city's police duties, while the federal government claims its actions have improved safety. The debate continues as tensions rise.
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On September 23, 2025, the US Secret Service uncovered and dismantled a large network of over 300 SIM servers and 100,000 active SIM cards within 35 miles of the United Nations in New York. The network, likely operated by nation-state actors, had the capacity to disrupt cellular networks, send encrypted messages to criminal groups, and potentially cripple emergency communications during the UN General Assembly.
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A man armed with a gun, knife, and expired law enforcement credentials was detained Friday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, amid security concerns ahead of Charlie Kirk’s memorial service. Authorities are investigating his motives and background, with no evidence of nefarious intent. The event is expected to draw over 100,000 attendees, including high-profile figures.
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U.S. authorities uncovered a large-scale SIM card operation near New York, capable of overwhelming cellular networks. The operation posed a threat during the UN General Assembly, but no direct plot has been confirmed. The investigation highlights vulnerabilities in city infrastructure amid international security concerns.
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On September 23, 2025, during his UN General Assembly speech in New York, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania experienced a stalled escalator, teleprompter failure, and sound issues. Trump alleged these were deliberate acts of sabotage by UN staff, demanding an investigation. UN officials attributed the escalator stop to a safety mechanism triggered inadvertently by a US videographer.