Who is UFC boss Dana White who gets surprising offer from Donald Trump to be White House press secretary?

President Donald Trump announced that he asked Dana White to become his press secretary. US President Donald Trump has offered Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) chief executive Dana White the job of White House press secretary, urging his longtime friend and political ally to accept the position. The offer comes after the departure of Karoline Leavitt…

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Houston mayor says ‘elections matter’, won’t help ICE as Democrats sweep Texas: ‘I do this to begin a healing process’

Houston mayor says police will not collaborate with ICE from now on. Houston Mayor John Whitmire took a significant step and did not try to distance it from the midterm election result. He ordered the city’s police department to limit cooperation with ICE, saying the move would reduce fear among immigrant communities following the Democrats’…

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First Muslim US senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed launches ‘Habibi PAC’ after railing against money in politics | World News

Michigan senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed. Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan senator-elect who campaigned on reducing the influence of money in politics, has registered a political action committee days after becoming the first Muslim elected to the US Senate.Named “Habibi PAC”, the committee was registered with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday as a leadership PAC sponsored by…

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Brooklyn tenants rented an apartment from someone falsely claiming to own it, then faced a $120,000 judgment sought by the former landlord; after the building was sold again, a New York court dismissed that claim

Representative Image (AI-generated) Renting an apartment from someone who falsely claims to own a property can lead to unexpected legal problems, even for tenants who believe they have a valid lease. In Brooklyn, Deborah and Demetris Jones found themselves facing a $120,000 claim after renting an apartment from a woman who had fraudulently represented herself…

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Indian-American Priya Sundareshan elected Arizona Senate president as Democrats secure historic state control | World News

Indian-American politician Priya Sundareshan has been elected president of the Arizona Senate, as Democrats prepare to take control of the state legislature and governor’s office for the first time in 60 years, PTI reported.Sundareshan, 42, has served three terms in the state Senate and was the minority leader in the outgoing chamber. Her election comes…

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Nazi spies landed on US soil days before a German U-boat sank a Canadian ship off Maine in 1944; 82 years later, divers uncover the long-lost wreck 400 feet below the Atlantic

A German submarine secretly landed two Nazi spies on American soil in November 1944 before torpedoing a Canadian merchant ship off the coast of Maine just four days later, killing 43 people aboard. More than eight decades after the World War II tragedy, divers have finally located the long-lost vessel nearly 400 feet beneath the…

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Nikki Haley’s analysis of GOP’s midterm loss: ‘You can’t blame media, you can’t blame academia, you can’t blame Hollywood’; Son Nalin Haley agrees

Nikki Haley and son Nalin Haley analyze Republican Party’s defeat in the midterms. Former US ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has urged Republicans to accept responsibility for their sweeping losses in the midterm elections, saying the party failed to listen to voters and focus on their everyday concerns. Appearing on NBC’s Today show…

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Find a new wife: Katie Miller reacts to news report detailing her ‘lobbying’ for husband Miller’s promotion to Susie Wiles’ job

Katie Miller reacts to POLITICO report on how she lobbied for Stephen Miller getting the post of Trump’s chief of staff. After President Donald Trump fired Susie Wiles and promoted Stephen Miller to the post of chief of staff, POLITICO reported on the behind-the-scenes that included a lot of apparent lobbying from his wife, Katie…

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Malaysia’s king warns against challenging a pardon allowing former prime minister Najib Razak to serve his final two years at home, after the transfer was delayed despite his party paying a $12 million fine

Malaysia’s King Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar REUTERS/Hasnoor Hussain/Pool Malaysia’s King Sultan Ibrahim has warned that any attempt to challenge his order allowing former Prime Minister Najib Razak to serve the remaining two years of his sentence under house arrest could amount to defying his decree. The warning came a day after authorities delayed Najib’s transfer…

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