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Agents search Ilhan Omar’s home in probe involving childhood immigration paperwork New

Agents search Ilhan Omar’s home in probe involving childhood immigration paperwork

Updated 18:08 12 Oct 2026 GMT+1Published 17:27 12 Oct 2026 GMT+1breakingFederal agents searched her Washington, D.C. home under a court-authorised warrantIlhan Omar has accused President Trump of 'targeting' her for ten years after federal agents raided her home as part of a criminal investigation.The Democratic representative confirmed she was 'okay' following the raid earlier today (October 12), as she broke her silence."Make no mistake," she said in a post on X, "This is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement."For ten years, Trump has targeted me with baseless lies and smear campaigns. This is just the latest escalation in his campaign of political intimidation."AdvertSpeaking to the BBC, a US justice department spokesperson noted that agents 'executed a judicially authorized search warrant' for her home, but it was unclear if Omar was home at the time. The representative accused Trump of 'targeting' her for ten years. (Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)According to Reuters, investigators are examining potential immigration fraud relating to paperwork submitted by Omar’s late father when she was a child.Born in Somalia, Omar moved to the US at the age of 12 after spending four years in a refugee camp in Kenya. She entered Congress in 2018 and is seeking another term in next month’s election, having become a prominent critic of President Trump.Omar denied all allegations last month, as she said in a statement: "I will say it again so it's as clear as possible: I'm not at all worried about these investigations, because they are complete shams."Featured Image Credit: Joshua Lott/Getty ImagesTopics: US News, Politics

Oct 12, 2026
From adviser to the BKH chief to prisons director: Sadleva Bodo appointed New

From adviser to the BKH chief to prisons director: Sadleva Bodo appointed

Sadleva Bodo është emëruar në krye të Drejtorisë së Përgjithshme të Burgjeve, pas dorëheqjes së Adriatik Kupit.Lajmi konfirmohet nga gazetarja e Top Channel Anila Hoxha. Më herët, ajo ka qenë këshilltare e ish-drejtoreshës së BKH-së, Aida Hajnaj, si dhe këshilltare e kreut aktual të BKH-së, Joni Keta.Largimin nga posti Kupi e njoftoi përmes llogarisë së Facebook-ut, ndërkohë përmes rrjeteve sociale ministri i Drejtësisë e konfirmoi pranimin e dorëheqjes.Adriatik Kupi, i cili mori detyrën më 1 prill, e përshkroi kohën e menaxhimit të burgjeve prej tij si jo të lehtë.E ndërsa nuk bëri publike të fshehtat e dorëheqjes, ish-drejtori i përgjithshëm tha se “Ka pasur edhe kritika, kundërshtime dhe gurë të hedhur mbi këtë punë”.Duke i lënë pa emra gurët e hedhur dhe në mister arsyet e kësaj vendimmarrjeje, Kupi shton se për disa gjëra koha do të flasë më qartë.Ndërkohë, tre orë pas këtij njoftimi, ministri i Drejtësisë, Toni Gogu, bëri me dije se pranoi dorëheqjen e drejtorit të përgjithshëm të burgjeve.Duke u shfaqur falënderues për përkushtimin e ish-drejtorit të përgjithshëm të burgjeve, ministri Toni Gogu sqaron se procedurat për emërimin e drejtorit të ri të burgjeve do të ndiqen sipas ligjit. Top Channel

Oct 12, 2026
Le Roseys neues Schulzimmer: Zwei Wochen auf Solarjacht kosten 20'000 Dollar extra New

Le Roseys neues Schulzimmer: Zwei Wochen auf Solarjacht kosten 20'000 Dollar extra

Das Institut Le Rosey in Rolle VD gilt als «Schule der Könige» – und hat sein Angebot um ein ungewöhnliches Schulzimmer erweitert: einen rund 29 Meter langen Solar-Elektro-Katamaran namens «Ipharra». Gekauft hat die Jacht der frühere Schuldirektor Philippe Gudin an der Monaco Yacht Show. Der Listenpreis lag bei 14,5 Millionen Euro (rund 13,5 Millionen Franken). Geliefert wurde das Schiff diesen Monat. «Für uns ist das Boot eine echte Plattform, um jungen Menschen die Möglichkeit zu geben, etwas Neues zu entdecken und vielleicht eine Leidenschaft zu finden», sagte Gudin an einer Medienkonferenz. Kinoleinwand, Kaffeebar, Tauchausrüstung An Bord haben zehn Jugendliche Platz, dazu eine fünfköpfige Crew. Die Ausstattung: Leinensofas, Eichenböden, ein Esstisch für die ganze Klasse, eine Kaffeebar mit Panoramafenstern und eine ausfahrbare Kinoleinwand, die den Salon in einen Unterrichtsraum verwandelt. Die Kabinen sind mit Wenge ausgekleidet, einem Tropenholz aus Westafrika, dessen Baumart als bedroht gilt. Nach dem Unterricht steht die «Ocean Lounge» offen: Klappbalkone verwandeln das Heck in eine Art Badeclub. An Bord sind Wasserski, Schnorchel- und Tauchausrüstung sowie Hochseeangeln. 20'000 Dollar für zwei Wochen Die zweiwöchige Reise ist Teil des «Excellence Camp» für 13- bis 16-Jährige. Gelehrt werden Meeresschutz, Meeresbiologie, erneuerbare Energien und der verantwortungsvolle Umgang mit Ressourcen – unterwegs im Mittelmeer und in der Karibik. Gratis ist das nicht: Zum Schulgeld von fast 200'000 Dollar pro Jahr kommen für den Törn weitere 20'000 Dollar dazu. Immerhin fährt die Jacht emissionsfrei. Sie ist mit einer dünnen, flexiblen Solarhaut überzogen und wird von Elektromotoren angetrieben – flüsterleise und vibrationsfrei. Könige, Royals und Hollywood-Nachwuchs Le Rosey wurde 1880 gegründet und zählt rund 400 Schülerinnen und Schüler im Alter von acht bis 18 Jahren. Sie stammen aus über 60 Ländern, wobei maximal zehn Prozent aus einem einzigen Land kommen dürfen. Im Frühling und Herbst wird in Rolle am Genfersee unterrichtet, im Winter zieht die ganze Schule nach Gstaad. Die aktuelle Schülerliste hält das Institut aus Sicherheitsgründen geheim. Zu den früheren Schülern zählen Fürst Rainier von Monaco, der ägyptische König Faruk, der spanische König Juan Carlos I. und die Kinder von Elizabeth Taylor.

Oct 12, 2026
Vučić negira da je išao helikopterom na miting: Tvrdi da je snimak iz Raške New

Vučić negira da je išao helikopterom na miting: Tvrdi da je snimak iz Raške

Foto: Antonio Ahel/ATAImages autor: 12. okt. 2026. 16:25 Nosilac liste "Ujedinjena Srbija" Aleksandar Vučić negirao je navode sa društvenih mreža da je na predizborni miting Srpske napredne stranke u Kragujevcu došao helikopterom. Oglas "Kažu da sam išao leteo helikopterom za Kragujevac, da sam zloupotrebljavao državne resurse, i kad sam apsolutno privatno lice. Hoću da znate samo da je reč o jadnim, bednim, besmislenim lažima. Išao sam svojom Škodom, vozio od Natalinaca do Kragujevca, parkirao iza hale Jezero", naveo je Aleksandar Vučić u video-izjavi objavljenoj na njegovom Instagram nalogu, prenosi N1.Naglasio je da otkad je podneo ostavku na funkciju predsednika Srbije, nijednom nije koristio helikopter, "niti bilo šta slično od državnih resursa"."Ako malo bolje pogledate, taj helikopter je privatni, ne poseduje ga ni Vojska Srbije, ni policija, ni Bezbednosno-informativna agencija. I samo tim ljudima hoću da kažem: kad već možete da živite bez morala, razumite da ja mogu bez funkcije, i nemam nikakav problem s tim", poručio je Vučić.ГРАЂАНИН АЛЕКСАНДАР ВУЧИЋ СТАРОМ ШКОДОМ ПУТУЈЕ ПО СРБИЈИ! Шкода стара али што добро вуче! 🤬😡🤬💩🤮 https://t.co/KIAyDBrnKV— Nikola Manak (@ManakNikola) October 11, 2026Dodao je i kako je tražio ekspertizu svojih ljudi koji su mu, kako je rekao, pomogli po tom pitanju i utvrdili da helikopter koji se vidi na snimku nije sleteo u Kragujevac, već u Rašku, i da je to "snimao neki običan čovek s terase"."Samo da vidite čime se služe i čime će tek da se služe", rekao je Vučić koji tvrdi da su pomenuti snimak u javnost plasirali, kako se izrazio, "studenti blokaderi".Vučić je rekao i kako trenutno radi na govorima za predstojeće predizborne mitinge liste "Ujedinjena Srbija" u Nišu i Novom Sadu, podseća N1. Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovoj temi? Učestvuj u diskusiji ili pročitaj komentare

Oct 12, 2026
Only Two in Five London Transport Crime Victims Report Incidents, Watchdog Finds New

Only Two in Five London Transport Crime Victims Report Incidents, Watchdog Finds

Victims of crime on public transport, including Isadora Medeiros (left) are being ‘fundamentally failed’ (Picture: Isadora Medeiros/Getty Images) Victims of crime on public transport in London are being ‘failed by fundamental flaws’ in the reporting process and a lack of CCTV, Metro can reveal. A sense of ‘disinterest’ from station staff, confusion about how to report incidents, and a lack of confidence that anything will happen is preventing people from reporting crimes, London TravelWatch found. Victims have also told Metro their cases were dropped because basic forms of evidence, including CCTV, were not working. Isadora Medeiros was travelling on the Elizabeth Line to see her friend in 2021 when a man asked for her number. She said no, and he then called her a ‘f***ing b****’ and threatened to rape and kill her. She was then slapped by the man, and she reported the incident to British Transport Police. But despite the attack occurring in the middle of the carriage in broad daylight – and Isabel filming the man – officers said they could not pursue the case as none of the CCTV was working. ‘I was told none of the cameras were working after he slapped me’ The man’s hand in front of Isadora before he slaps her (Picture: Provided by Isadora Medeiros) Isadora, now 24 and a primary school teacher, told Metro: ‘He began shouting at me, saying “you think you are so good”, and then said he would run me over with his car and rape me if he ever saw me again.’ She was told the cameras were not working at Stratford Station where the man got on, inside the train carriage, and at Ilford Station where the man got off. Isadora said: ‘I felt scared, I couldn’t get on the Elizabeth Line for months because I was scared I was going to see this man, and he was going to do something to me.’ Other victims have told Metro they have experienced ‘disinterest’ from staff, which made them feel unsupported. ‘Staff were completely unbothered when I told them’ In March, Victoria was upskirted on the Central Line by a man sat opposite her. After confronting him, she went to tell staff at Debden Station what happened. She said: ‘I knocked on the door of the ticket office and a man answered. I told him what happened, and he was completely unbothered. ‘He just told me, “oh well, looks like you need to text British Transport Police then”, and shut the door.’ Police closed the case as the man had jumped the barriers, and once again, there was no CCTV in the carriage she was on. Siwan Hayward, TfL’s Director of Security, Policing and Enforcement, said: ‘The incidents highlighted are deeply concerning and we are very sorry that Victoria and Isadora experienced this on our network. ‘We want every victim to feel confident in coming forward and to know they will be listened to and supported. While we recognise there is always more to do to improve victims’ experiences, we are working closely with the police to strengthen reporting, support investigations and bring offenders to justice.’ Only two out of five victims report crime This lack of trust in the reporting process means the true scale of crime in the public transport network is unknown, with London TravelWatch finding only two out of five victims came forward. TravelWatch is urging for the creation of a single streamlined system within the reporting process, as multiple operators, public authorities and police forces can be ‘confusing for victims’. BTP Chief Inspector Cheryl Ling said: ‘We agree that reporting pathways should be accessible and straightforward so passengers can report crimes and their concerns as quickly as possible. ‘We continue to work with our partners, including Transport for London, the Mayor’s Office and the Metropolitan Police, to make the capital’s transport network as safe as we can for everyone.’ Rail Union TSSA General Secretary, Maryam Eslamdoust said: ‘This is really valuable research from London TravelWatch and it reflects many of our own concerns about the rising tide of violence and abusive behavior on our railways both in London and across the country. ‘There is much which needs to be done, including more training for those on the front line, but in truth the big things which will make a difference are more staff on the railway and increased budgets, including for British Transport Police.’ Metro has contacted British Transport Police and Transport for London for comment. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk. For more stories like this, check our news page.

Oct 12, 2026
Hoxha: Albania to contribute to the International Stabilization Force for Gaza New

Hoxha: Albania to contribute to the International Stabilization Force for Gaza

Ministri për Evropën dhe Punët e Jashtme, Ferit Hoxha, ka theksuar se garantimi i sigurisë së Izraelit dhe arritja e një paqeje të drejtë e të qëndrueshme në Lindjen e Mesme duhet të ecin paralelisht.Në deklaratën e tij gjatë takimit me homologun izraelit, Gideon Sa’ar, Hoxha u ndal te angazhimi i Shqipërisë në Bordin e Paqes dhe në Forcën Ndërkombëtare të Stabilizimit, me synimin për të mbështetur sigurinë dhe përpjekjet humanitare në Gaza, ndërsa kujtoi edhe rolin e shqiptarëve në mbrojtjen e hebrenjve gjatë Holokaustit.“Asnjë komb nuk mund të pritet të pranojë kërcënimin e terrorizmit ndaj qytetarëve të tij, ashtu siç nuk mund të ketë paqe të qëndrueshme mes pasigurisë, dhunës dhe frikës së përhershme.Vuajtjet e jashtëzakonshme që kanë vijuar që atëherë kanë marrë shumë jetë të pafajshme dhe kanë lënë plagë të thella si te izraelitët, ashtu edhe te palestinezët.Ato kanë përforcuar nevojën urgjente për të garantuar, para së gjithash, sigurinë e Izraelit, por edhe për të bërë çdo përpjekje të mundshme në funksion të një paqeje të drejtë dhe të qëndrueshme.Në këtë këndvështrim, Shqipëria, nën drejtimin e Kryeministrit Rama, u bë anëtare themeluese e Bordit të Paqes dhe vendosi të kontribuojë në Forcën Ndërkombëtare të Stabilizimit, duke dëshmuar angazhimin tonë për të mbështetur stabilitetin, sigurinë dhe përpjekjet humanitare në Gaza.Sfida përpara bashkësisë ndërkombëtare është, pra, të ndihmojë në krijimin e kushteve që si izraelitët, ashtu edhe palestinezët, të mund të jetojnë në siguri, dinjitet dhe shpresë, të çliruar nga ciklet e dhunës që kanë shkaktuar kaq shumë dhimbje brez pas brezi.Për Shqipërinë, historia e popullit hebre ka një domethënie të veçantë. Në një nga orët më të errëta të njerëzimit, shqiptarët hapën dyert e shtëpive dhe zemrat e tyre, mirëpritën dhe mbrojtën familjet hebreje dhe u siguruan që ata që kërkuan strehim të gjenin mbrojtje, siguri dhe dinjitet”, tha ministri Ferit Hoxha. Top Channel

Oct 12, 2026
Milania Giudice Enters Treatment After Disclosing Five Mental Health Diagnoses New

Milania Giudice Enters Treatment After Disclosing Five Mental Health Diagnoses

See more of our coverage in your search results. Milania Giudice revealed multiple mental-health diagnoses while reflecting on the “worst” summer of her life in a raw Instagram video posted Monday, Describing herself as a “raw and authentic” person, she kicked off the video by publicly apologizing for not using her platform the way she wanted.“You guys have been seeing the worst times of my life and it has been the worst time of my life,” she said, referencing her June 11 arrest for domestic violence, as well as her September airport confrontation with her mom, Teresa Giudice, and her older sister, Gia Giudice.Milania, 20, went on to admit to “struggling” with her mental health, noting, “I am bipolar, I struggle with depression, anxiety, PTSD and ADHD.Milania Giudice (seen above in an Instagram video) revealed that she has been “struggling” with her mental health. milania.ggiudice/instagram“I am bipolar, I struggle with depression, anxiety, PTSD and ADHD,” she said in an Instagram video Monday. milania.ggiudice/instagram“And I am not ashamed of any of my mental health disorders and I do work on myself,” she added, before revealing that she is currently in a treatment center and that Teresa was on her way to visit.The University of Tampa student reflected on the summer hitting her “like a bus” before noting that she is “trying to process everything.”“And it’s really hard being in the public light while going through things in life, so I just want to say I’m sorry because I was [raised] on pure respect, love and I just haven’t been showing the Milania I wanna show,” she continued.The Bravolebrity explained she wants to “do better” and is “trying to completely change everything … because [she] want to help people in life.”Milania wrapped up the video — which she captioned “be true, be honest, be you” — by blowing a kiss to the camera.“It’s really hard being in the public light while going through things in life,” she shared in the clip. milania.ggiudice/instagramMilania (seen above holding her cat) apologized and said she would “do better” and “completely change everything that I’ve been posting because I want to help people in life.” milania.ggiudice/instagramIn May, Milania was arrested for domestic violence after allegedly punching someone in her home. She was ultimately charged with one count of simple assault and forced to enroll in anger management classes. Four months later, Milania uploaded — and deleted — a video on social media where she could be seen getting into a heated confrontation with her mom, 54, and her sister, 25, at Tampa International Airport.In bodycam footage exclusively obtained by Page Six, the cops discussed whether Milania could be a “danger to herself” as Teresa claimed her daughter may have had fentanyl in her system during the explosive airport clash.In May, the TV star (seen above in police bodycam footage) was arrested and charged with one count of simple assault. Montville Township Police DepartmentShe enrolled in anger management classes. (Pictured: Milania in the police car.) Montville Township Police DepartmentLast month, she got into a heated exchange with her mom, Teresa Giudice, and her eldest sister, Gia Giudice (seen above with her mom), at Tampa International Airport. milania.ggiudice/InstagramPage Six exclusively reported that Milania was “under the care of professionals” following the incident.“Milania is deeply loved by her family and friends, and all of us are doing everything we can to support her as she navigates an incredibly difficult time in her life, particularly following the devastating loss of her best friend, Victoria,” the reality star’s manager and longtime family friend, Maria DeSantis, told us in a statement.Milania’s father, Joe Giudice, exclusively told us that his daughter had been privately dealing with the loss of close friend Victoria Zardoya, who died in July.Teresa said Milania was also “experienc[ing] tremendous heartbreak and significant psychological trauma” after her great-grandmother died two months after Zardoya. Milania (seen above talking to cops) screamed at her mom and told her to “shut the f–k up.” Tampa Police AirportLast week, Milania (seen above with Teresa and Gia in 2023) apologized to her mom. Gregory Pace / ShutterstockLast week, Milania apologized to her mom on her Instagram Stories.The “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” star shares four daughters — Gia, Gabriella, 22, Milania and Audriana, 17 — with her first husband, Joe Giudice.Teresa married Luis Ruelas — who shares two sons with his first wife, Marisa DiMartino — in August 2022. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. 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Oct 12, 2026
Brooke George faces longer Dubai detention after witnesses miss murder hearing New

Brooke George faces longer Dubai detention after witnesses miss murder hearing

Updated 14:12 12 Oct 2026 GMT+1Published 13:50 12 Oct 2026 GMT+1Brooke George has been banged up since June and is becoming 'increasingly upset', her family saidA 23-year-old influencer charged with murder and held in a notorious Dubai detention centre has been banned from calling home, her concerned family has claimed.Brooke George, who hails from Kent, could be executed by a firing squad if she is convicted of murdering a man she met online, William Treeby, 26, in June this year.She claims that she acted in self-defence after he allegedly attacked her - and since being arrested at the airport while trying to flee back to the UK, she has been locked up at an infamous detention centre.According to advocacy group Detained in Dubai, George's loved ones have expressed serious concerns about the conditions she is being kept in at the notorious Bur Dubai police detention centre.AdvertThe content creator - known for sharing beauty routines and lip-syncing videos on social media - is said to be sleep-deprived and has now reportedly been forbidden from making international phone calls.The Brit has been charged with the murder of 26-year-old William Treeby (Detained in Dubai)During the very brief communication she has had recently with her mother Tess, George complained that bright lights remain on in every room around the clock, leaving her unable to sleep.The mum has said she is becoming increasingly 'worried about her mental state' after George's trial was adjourned until 28 October last week, meaning she will have to endure at least another few weeks at the detention centre.Detained in Dubai said that the facility was 'never designed for long-term habitation' in its latest update on George's case, adding: "British citizens who were locked up there for only hours during the Iran strikes were terrified at the thought of spending days there, let alone months."The latest update on George's trialGeorge was arrested at Dubai International Airport in June and taken into custody and charged with murder after Treeby was fatally stabbed.This is a crime that can carry the death penalty in the UAE - meaning she could be executed by a firing squad.The young woman met Treeby online, according to reports, before the pair developed a relationship which led to her flying out to Dubai to meet him.But on her second visit to the holiday hotspot, she claims Treeby became controlling and exhibited abusive behaviour.After an argument between them allegedly turned violent, George reached for a kitchen knife in what she claims was an act of self-defence.Her latest court hearing took place last Wednesday (8 October), but Detained in Dubai said that prosecution witnesses who had been summoned to attend did not turn up. As a result, her trial was adjourned until 28 October.George's family are becoming increasingly 'worried about her mental state' (Detained in Dubai)The court ordered her continued detention while it awaits evidence from the remaining witnesses.George's prolonged stay at the Bur Dubai police detention centre has taken a significant toll on her mental state, according to her relatives.Her mother Tess told Detained in Dubai that as well as the lights remaining on constantly, the cries of babies and children nearby also make it difficult to sleep.George was reportedly told she would receive medication to aid her sleep, but campaigners say she has still not been given any - while her contact with the outside world is allegedly being restricted."She can’t sleep," Tess said. "She can barely call home. I’m getting very worried about her mental state."Tess alleges that the recent calls she had with her daughter were 'cut off after approximately two minutes' and that the 23-year-old 'has now been told she cannot make international calls'.Brit, 23, is 'suffering terribly' behind barsThe founder of Detained in Dubai, Radha Stirling, said that George is 'suffering terribly' at the detention centre and is becoming 'increasingly upset'."Her mother is left wondering how much worse things will become before she hears her daughter’s voice again," she explained. "Two minutes on the telephone, followed by an abrupt disconnection, is distressing for everyone involved."For Brooke, those calls are a lifeline. For her family, they are the only opportunity to hear how she is coping and offer some reassurance."Amid the delay in George's trial, Stirling has called for the concerns around the Brit's wellbeing to be 'addressed now', adding: "Her health cannot be put on hold until the next court hearing."The campaign group said it is working to secure her access to medical care, sleep medication where clinically appropriate, and reliable telephone contact with her family."We will do everything we can to help," Stirling said. "Brooke needs to know she has not been forgotten. Her family needs to be able to speak to her, and her worsening distress needs proper medical attention."Whatever the allegations, she is entitled to humane treatment while her case is heard."Featured Image Credit: Detained in DubaiTopics: Dubai, Crime, World News, UK News

Oct 12, 2026
Cemil Tugay transfer tepkilerine yanıt verdi: İzmir’in yaşam tarzı değişmeyecek New

Cemil Tugay transfer tepkilerine yanıt verdi: İzmir’in yaşam tarzı değişmeyecek

AKP'ye 'transfer' edilen İzmir Büyükşehir Belediye Başkanı Cemil Tugay, seçimde kendisine oy veren seçmenlerin tepkisine Tugay, "İzmirliler bana niye oy verdi? Ne yapmam için oy verdiniz? Belediye başkanlığı yapmam için değil mi? Ben peki başka bir şey mi yapmaya çalışıyorum? Hayır. 'Daha iyi belediye başkanlığı nasıl yaparım, İzmir'in sorunlarını daha fazla nasıl çözeriz?' bunun peşindeyim" dedi."CUMHURBAŞKANIMIZDAN 'YASAK GETİRELİM' DİYE CÜMLE DUYMADIM"AKP'ye yakın Yeni Asır'a verdiği röportajda Tugay, "Kamuoyunda ve özellikle sosyal yaşamda bir değişim kaygısı var. Örneğin Kordon'daki eğlence mekanların kapatılacağı ya da yaşam tarzına müdahale edileceği yönündeki endişelere ne diyorsunuz?" şeklindeki soru üzerine "Türkiye'nin her yerinde AK Partili belediyeler var ve o şehirlerde insanlar normal özgür yaşamlarını sürdürüyorlar. Türkiye zaten genel olarak AK Parti tarafından yönetiliyor; böyle yasaklar gelecek olsa merkez hükümetten gelir, belediye neyi durdursun? Burada insanları korkutmayı amaçlayan bir kutuplaştırma siyaseti var. İzmirlilerin tamamının bu gerçekle yüzleşmesini diliyorum" dedi.İzmirlilerin korkacağı bir şey olmadığını öne süren Tugay, "Önümüzde bunu insanların görmesi için iki buçuk sene olacak. Bu süreçte ne bakanlarımızdan, ne Cumhurbaşkanımızdan, ne de yerel AK Parti siyasetçilerinden 'İzmir'in falanca konuda özgürlüğünü kısıtlayalım, şöyle bir yasak getirelim, engel olalım' diye tek bir cümle duymadım. Böyle bir şey mümkün değil. İzmir, İzmir olarak yaşamaya devam edecek. İnsanlar eskisi gibi yaşantılarını sürdürecekler. Farklı olan tek bir şey olacak: Artık çok daha hızlı ve yoğun bir belediye hizmeti görecekler, şehre yatırımlar gelecek, pek çok iş yapılacak" ifadelerini kullandı.TEPKİLERİ BÖYLE YANITLADI: İNSAN UTANIRKendisine yönelik tepkileri de "resmen bir linç kampanyası yürütülüyor" diye yorumlayan Tugay, "Bu kadar korkunç ve sistematik bir şekilde medyada, sosyal medyada sürekli karalanıyorum. Adeta 'vatan haini' ilan edildim; 'İzmir'i işgal ettiler' gibi laflar ediliyor. İnsan bu lafları ederken hakikaten utanır" ifadeleriyle yanıtlamaktan geri durmadı. İZMİRLİLERE SESLENDİ: "BANA NİYE OY VERDİNİZ?"AKP'li Tugay, kendisine tepki gösteren İzmirli yurttaşlara "İzmirliler bana niye oy verdi? Ne yapmam için oy verdiniz? Belediye başkanlığı yapmam için değil mi? Ben peki başka bir şey mi yapmaya çalışıyorum? Hayır. 'Daha iyi belediye başkanlığı nasıl yaparım, İzmir'in sorunlarını daha fazla nasıl çözeriz?' bunun peşindeyim. Şu andaki tek derdim bu. Ben İzmir'de büyümüş, İzmir'in ruhunu taşıyan bir insanım. Daha önceki değer yargılarım neydiyse aynen devam ediyor. Vatanına, milletine bağlı, halkını seven ve insanların sorunlarına duyarlı biriyim. Hiç kimseyi diğerinden ayırt etmeden bugüne kadar yaşadım ve çalıştım; bundan sonra da aynı şekilde devam edeceğim" diye seslendi."AK PARTİ ZATEN İZMİR'İ YÖNETİYOR"Tugay, yaşadığı sürecin siyasete daha farklı bakma olanağı sağladığını dile getirirken "Şunu fark ettim: Uzun zamandır Türkiye'de çok ciddi bir kutuplaşma siyaseti var ve insanlar adeta birbirine düşman ediliyor. Diyorlar ki: "AK Parti'ye İzmir'i teslim edemeyiz." Ben de onlara diyorum ki: AK Parti 24 yıldır hükümet. 24 yıldır İzmir'i valisiyle, kaymakamıyla, emniyetiyle, milli eğitimiyle, sağlığıyla ve yüzlerce kurumuyla zaten hükümet yönetiyor" ifadelerine yer verdi. www.sozcu.com.tr internet sitesinde yayınlanan yazı, haber ve fotoğrafların her türlü telif hakkı Mega Ajans ve Rek. Tic. A.Ş'ye aittir. İzin alınmadan, kaynak gösterilerek dahi iktibas edilemez.

Oct 12, 2026
10 Reasons Honest People Remember the Same Event Differently New

10 Reasons Honest People Remember the Same Event Differently

1. Attention determines which details enter memory at allPeople do not record an event like cameras; they encode the parts receiving their attention. During a tense meeting, one colleague may focus on the manager’s words while another notices the manager’s impatient tone and folded arms. Both later report what stood out to them. Their accounts differ before forgetting even begins because each person stored different information. Attention explains many gaps, although it does not mean every interpretation of the noticed details is equally accurate.2. Expectations shape how ambiguous moments are understoodWhen information is unclear, the mind uses prior expectations to interpret it. If you expect a neighbour to be unfriendly, a brief wave may register as dismissive; someone who knows the neighbour is rushing may read it as distracted politeness. That initial interpretation can become part of the memory, making it difficult to separate what happened from what it seemed to mean. Expectations influence perception, but they do not prove that a person imagined the entire event.3. Memory preserves the gist better than exact wordingPeople often retain the general meaning of a conversation while losing its precise language. After hearing, “I’m not sure this plan is ready,” someone may later remember, “She said the plan would fail.” The remembered version captures a negative gist but strengthens the original claim. This is why arguments over exact phrases are hard to settle from memory alone. Remembering the substance can still be useful, but quotation marks imply a level of precision that memory may not support.4. Familiar scripts quietly fill gaps in recallA script is a mental outline of what usually happens in a familiar situation. It helps people understand events quickly, but it can also supply plausible details that were never observed. Someone recalling a restaurant meal might confidently mention receiving menus before ordering, even if that restaurant used a wall display. The detail fits the usual sequence. Such errors are generally ordinary reconstruction, not deliberate lying, and unusual features are more likely to be remembered when they attracted attention.5. Later knowledge can rewrite an earlier impressionOnce people know how an event ended, the outcome can make earlier clues appear more obvious. After a project misses its deadline, a team member may remember the launch meeting as clearly chaotic, although the risks felt manageable at the time. This hindsight effect can produce sincere claims such as, “We all knew it wouldn’t work.” A useful correction is to consult notes or messages created before the outcome, when uncertainty was still visible rather than edited by later knowledge.6. The source of a detail can become detachedPeople sometimes remember information but misremember where it came from, a mistake called source confusion. You may recall that a restaurant closed and believe a friend told you, when you actually read an unverified neighbourhood post. In a family story, a detail heard repeatedly can eventually feel personally witnessed. The content may be correct even when its source is wrong, so asking “How do I know that?” is often more revealing than asking only “Do I remember it?”7. Each retelling can subtly update the memoryRecalling an event is not always simple playback. When a memory is brought to mind, current emotions, new facts and the language used in retelling can become woven into its later form. A mildly awkward date described repeatedly as a “disaster” may acquire sharper, more humiliating edges over time. This does not mean every recollection changes dramatically. It means repeated retelling can preserve a polished narrative more effectively than the event’s original uncertainty and mixed details.8. Other people’s versions can enter your own accountMemories are socially influenced, especially when people discuss an event before recalling it independently. If one wedding guest says the speech lasted half an hour, others may adopt that estimate even if it lasted twelve minutes. Repetition and group agreement can make the shared version feel familiar, and familiarity may be mistaken for personal recollection. Independent written accounts collected early are therefore more informative than a consensus formed after extensive discussion, though agreement can still reflect genuinely shared observation.9. Confidence reflects coherence, not guaranteed accuracyA memory can feel vivid and internally consistent without being exact. Confidence may grow because a story has been repeated, fits existing beliefs or contains striking images—not necessarily because every detail is correct. Two siblings might both sound certain about who started an old argument while offering incompatible accounts. Their certainty alone cannot decide the issue. Specific records, independent witnesses and contemporaneous messages usually provide better checks, while hesitation should not automatically be treated as evidence of dishonesty.10. Disagreement improves when claims are separated by typeMemory disputes often combine three different claims: what was directly observed, what was inferred and what the event meant emotionally. Separating them reduces false either-or battles. Instead of saying, “You ignored me,” someone might say, “You looked at your phone while I spoke; I interpreted that as disinterest, and I felt dismissed.” The observation may be checked, while the interpretation can be discussed and the feeling acknowledged. This method does not settle every dispute, but it shows exactly where recollections diverge.

Oct 12, 2026
Minnesota homecoming shooting suspect released on $100,000 bond two days after arrest New

Minnesota homecoming shooting suspect released on $100,000 bond two days after arrest

See more of our coverage in your search results. A Minnesota homecoming celebration shattered by gunfire has become the latest flashpoint over crime and bail after the accused shooter was released from jail just two days after his arrest.Adam Abdihakeem Adam, 18, posted bond and was released Saturday evening, according to Hennepin County jail records reviewed by Fox News Digital.Police say he shot two teenagers outside Eden Prairie High School during its Oct. 2 homecoming football game, prompting the evacuation of the stadium.His release drew criticism from President Donald Trump’s Rapid Response 47 account, which highlighted police statements linking the shooting to rival Somali gangs.“A Radical Left judge immediately granted him a no-condition bail,” the account wrote on X. Adam Abdihakeem Adam, 18, walked free out of jail two days after allegedly opening fire at a Minnesota homecoming celebration. Hennepin County JailJail records list a $100,000 bail or bond option without conditions and show Adam was released at 7:04 p.m. Oct. 10. He faces two felony counts of second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of second-degree riot while armed with a dangerous weapon. His next court appearance is scheduled for Monday afternoon.The shooting injured an 18-year-old and a 17-year-old and launched a multi-agency hunt for those involved, according to Eden Prairie police.Investigators allege the violence began after two cars entered a parking lot and a fight involving about 10 people broke out. The driver of one car got out, opened fire on the victims and fled, according to charging documents cited by affiliate FOX 9 Minneapolis.Authorities identified that driver as Adam, who allegedly was driving his brother’s car. Investigators tracked his phone with the vehicle before, during and after the shooting, the outlet reported. He then allegedly abandoned the phone and changed his number. The shooting at Eden Prairie High School left two people injured. KARE 11A search of his St. Louis Park home turned up clothing matching what the shooter wore in surveillance video, according to the charges cited by FOX 9.Police caught up with Adam Oct. 8 near Highway 55 and Penn Avenue in Minneapolis, taking him into custody without incident.The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office credited detectives with its Auto Theft Task Force and West Metro Drug Task Force, along with St. Louis Park and Hopkins officers, with safely boxing in the vehicle.“I’m incredibly proud of our officers and investigators who have worked nonstop alongside our law enforcement partners to identify those responsible and hold them accountable,” Eden Prairie Police Chief Matt Sackett said after the arrest.The case has intensified concerns about Somali gang-related violence across the metro area, prompting regional public safety agencies to meet under the coordination of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. Police leaders said they are sharing intelligence and coordinating investigations to prevent further shootings.Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya pointed to the homecoming shooting and other recent violence while warning last week that Minnesotans increasingly feel under threat.“Our law enforcement here are calling it out as the product of Somali gang violence, and we’ve got to identify it, and we have to find a way to deal with it,” Tafoya told Fox News Digital.Eden Prairie police also are investigating an Oct. 5 shots-fired incident at a Speedway gas station, where no injuries were reported. Investigators said they have not identified a connection between that incident and the homecoming shooting.Sackett said the homecoming investigation remains active, with additional arrests or charges possible.

Oct 12, 2026
Fort Hood victim’s brother urges Trump to abandon execution livestream New

Fort Hood victim’s brother urges Trump to abandon execution livestream

Published 10:04 12 Oct 2026 GMT+1"Will it bring my brother back?"The brother of Michael Pearson, one of the 13 killed by Nidal Malik Hasan, has written a letter to the White House warning about the 'serious consequences' of live-streaming the execution. On December 3, Nidal Malik Hasan is set to be executed by firing squad in Fort Hood, Texas. It will be the first execution by firing squad since 1945.Hasan, a former US Army major and psychiatrist, fatally shot 13 people and injured over 30 others on November 5, 2009. Thirty of those he wounded and twelve he killed were soldiers.During the mass shooting at Fort Hood, Hasan was shot and left paralyzed from the waist down.AdvertIn 2013, he was convicted of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of premeditated murder and sentenced to death by a military jury.Now 56, Hasan is set to face his death by firing squad, but his execution has also since been confirmed by the Pentagon.It follows Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth promising the public would be able to 'watch it' and Donald Trump telling reporters he 'absolutely' approved the livestream plan, but then later saying he was yet to make his final 'decision,' as reported by NBC News. And the brother of one of Army Private First Class (Pfc) Michael Pearson who was among the 13 killed by Hasan in 2009 has since spoken out about the upcoming execution, begging officials to 'reconsider' live-streaming it. Michael Pearson was killed aged 22 (Fred C Dames)Brother's letter to the White House to 'reconsider the decision to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan'Kristopher Craig, an Army veteran and brother to 22-year-old Michael Pearson who lost his life after Hasan opened fire in 2009, wrote a letter to Trump and Hegseth which he shared exclusively with Newsweek. The letter asks the officials to 'reconsider the decision to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan'. Reflecting on how he's had to live with his brother's death and 'the consequences of what happened that day' for 17 years, Craig has thought about 'grief, anger, forgiveness and justice' but never thought he'd have to think about his brother's death becoming 'part of another public spectacle'.Stating his brother's intentions joining the Army for 'opportunities' and 'a better future' Craig dismissed the idea of his brother becoming 'a symbol or a political statement'. He continued: "When you speak about justice for the victims of Fort Hood, I ask you to remember that you are speaking about people whose lives were much larger than the circumstances of their deaths." Craig explained he does not want the memory of his brother to be 'tied to the public broadcast of another human being's death,' but for him to be remembered 'for the person he was, full of goodness, his hopes, the life he was trying to build, and everything he might have become if he had been allowed to grow older'.And for the other 12 killed to have that too, 'not merely as names invoked to explain or defend a government decision'. His letter then poses multiple questions to the White House about broadcasting Hasan's execution. Hasan killed 13 people (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Craig's letter asks Trump and Hegseth to 'not livestream this execution' Craig states: "Does witnessing another person's death make someone less likely to commit violence? Does it make our communities safer? Or does it simply give the public another act of violence to watch, this time carried out by the government?" He reflected on the history of the country in moving away from public executions, because of how 'troubling' it is to turn someone's death an 'event' which people can see on thier phones, computers or TVs. He questioned the 'purpose' of the broadcast, given it won't bring is brother back, nor 'restore the futures that were stolen from the 13 people' and nor will it 'ease the grief' felt by loved ones. Appealing to Trump and Hegseth to 'not livestream this execution,' Craig said: "There is a difference between accountability and spectacle, and there is a difference between honoring the dead and inviting the public to watch someone else die in their name."The letter is addressed to Trump and Hegseth (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)Craig says a live execution of Hasan would only bring him 'sadness, anger and pain' While 'respect[ing]' those who feel like it 'will bring closure,' Craig stated for himself, a live execution 'brings no comfort,' but actually 'sadness, anger, and the painful feeling that my brother's death is being used to justify something I find deeply wrong."[...] Do not make the deaths of our loved ones the justification for turning another death into a public event. Whatever happens to Nidal Hasan, let it happen without an audience assembled by the government to witness his final moments.“I have lived long enough with the knowledge of what violence took from my family. I do not want my brother's memory used to give violence an audience.“Michael deserved the chance to live a full life, and he was denied that chance. The least we can do now is remember that his life was worth more than the way it ended. We should not have to watch another human being die to remember the value of the lives we lost." And the Pentagon responded. The Pentagon and White House's response to the letter When contacted by Newsweek, a Pentagon spokesperson declined to comment, stating they had 'nothing to provide' and the outlet did not hear back from The White House. UNILAD has contacted The White House and the Pentagon for comment. Featured Image Credit: Bell County Sheriff's Office via Getty ImagesTopics: US News, Crime, Donald Trump, Politics

Oct 12, 2026