A federal appeals court has ruled that Alina Habba, previously an attorney for former President Donald Trump and later positioned by the administration to continue serving as New Jersey’s acting U.S. attorney, is legally disqualified from holding the post. The decision, issued Monday by a three-judge panel of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, upholds a lower court’s conclusion that Habba’s appointment did not comply with federal law governing interim federal prosecu

Thousands of volunteers across Austin are preparing for one of the city’s most recognizable Thanksgiving traditions as Operation Turkey enters its 26th year of serving holiday meals to people in need. The annual event has grown into one of the largest community-led efforts in Texas, with organizers expecting an even bigger turnout this year. The volunteer-run nonprofit began its holiday preparations with a significant donation of 2,200 turkeys, a contribution that organizers say will help s

Silicon Valley’s commercial real estate sector is experiencing a period of striking contrasts, according to the latest quarterly analysis from Joint Venture Silicon Valley. The region continues to see both strong demand for leased space and a notable slowdown in new development, creating a complex environment for investors, developers, and employers. Between January and September 2025, developers added approximately 5.6 million square feet of new office and industrial space across

Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana has surprised fans and sparked intense discussions after deleting all her wedding-related posts from Instagram. The sudden move comes just a day after her wedding was postponed due to back-to-back medical emergencies involving her father and fiancé Palash Muchhal. Smriti removed every post related to her engagement and pre-wedding celebrations, including the emotional proposal video that had gone viral earlier. Her unexpected action has left fans wondering what

Hundreds of Austin families received meaningful holiday support on Sunday during a large Thanksgiving meal distribution hosted at Huston-Tillotson University. The event, which has become an anticipated annual tradition for many local residents, once again aimed to ease financial stress for households preparing for the holiday season. The Gamma Eta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity collaborated with students from the university’s honors program to organize the drive-thro

The Community FoodBank of New Jersey has launched one of its largest annual holiday efforts, distributing tens of thousands of Thanksgiving meal boxes to families across the state. The organization, based in Hillside, prepared an extensive operation aimed at easing food insecurity as residents prepare for the holiday season. According to officials, more than 35,000 meal boxes will be delivered throughout November, accompanied by an estimated 83,000 turkeys, roasters, and hams intended to help

Australian greyhound racing is paying tribute to one of its most remarkable athletes following confirmation that champion sprinter Fernando Bale has died. His passing brings an emotional close to a career and legacy that redefined standards within the sport. Known for his extraordinary acceleration, consistency, and competitive dominance, he remains widely regarded as one of the most influential greyhounds ever to race in Australia. Fernando Bale was whelped on 12 March 2013, bred f

Switching from a long corporate career to consulting in your 40s can feel both exciting and overwhelming. You may wonder whether clients will trust you, whether your skills are relevant in today’s market, or whether it is too late to start something new. The truth is—your 40s are one of the best times to begin consulting. You have industry experience, leadership exposure, professional networks, and the maturity to offer real strategic value. With the right plan, you can

Economic recessions often trigger a deep fear among professionals—the fear of losing their job. This fear is natural, but if not managed properly, it can affect mental well-being, confidence, productivity, and even performance at work. The good news is that job loss anxiety can be reduced with practical actions, mindset shifts, and strategic planning. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to overcome fear of job loss in a recession and stay emotionally and professionally strong

A cross-country spiritual pilgrimage known as the Walk for Peace was interrupted this week after a crash on U.S. 90 near Dayton left two Buddhist monks injured. The monks were among a group walking across the United States on a 2,300-mile trek designed to promote unity, compassion, and inner peace. The incident occurred on Wednesday as the group continued its route through Texas, one of several states included in the long-distance journey. The Walk for Peace began on October 26 at t

Former president Joe Biden is scheduled to attend the memorial service for former vice president Dick Cheney on Thursday, joining a group of national leaders and longtime associates gathering in Washington to honor the influential political figure. The service, set to begin at 11 a.m. ET at Washington National Cathedral, will include tributes from several individuals who worked closely with Cheney throughout his decades of involvement in public life. Former president George W. Bush, under who

Prosecutors in Travis County have dismissed the long-standing murder case against Allen Andre Causey, more than three decades after he was convicted in the 1991 killing of Anita Byington. Causey, who received a 50-year prison sentence, spent years in state custody before his release on parole in 2022. The decision to end the case follows a series of legal developments that raised significant concerns about the evidence used to secure his initial conviction. Attorneys with the Innoce

US President Donald Trump’s sudden decision to support the release of the Epstein Files marks a dramatic reversal from his earlier refusal, when he dismissed the move as a Democratic distraction. The shift reportedly began after Republicans suffered defeats in several gubernatorial and mayoral races, prompting advisers to push Trump toward a more transparent stance. In a Truth Social post, Trump insisted he had nothing to hide and encouraged House Republicans to vote in favour of the releas

Melick's Town Farm in Oldwick, located in the heart of Hunterdon County, has long been recognized as a place where fall flavors are deeply rooted in everyday life rather than limited to a short seasonal window. With its beginnings tracing back to 1728, the farm stands as one of New Jersey’s oldest continuously operated family farms. Across nearly three centuries, it has grown from a modest plot of land into the state’s largest apple-growing operation, known for producing more than twenty var

A long-running regional rivalry gained new life this week as a statewide survey revealed that many New Jersey motorists believe New York drivers are the worst on the road. The findings come from the latest Rutgers-Eagleton poll, which examined how Garden State residents perceive the driving habits of motorists from neighboring states. According to the results, a significant share of New Jersey drivers remain convinced that the behavior of their counterparts across the Hudson River poses the g

Students in the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District now have a new way to stay active and healthy thanks to the installation of an outdoor fitness court in Monmouth County. The project, which blends physical fitness with community engagement, officially opened this week, giving students and local residents access to a modern open-air gym designed to promote exercise and wellness. The new fitness court includes seven distinct zones that offer a full-body circuit training experi

EDISON, N.J. — A man has been arrested and a home condemned after authorities discovered more than 100 animals living in deplorable conditions in Edison on Sunday night. The discovery was made after police responded to a medical call at a residence on Stony Road West, where officers found the property filled with animals kept in unsanitary surroundings. According to Edison police, officers were initially dispatched to the home to assist one of two men who appeared to be experienci

Pleasanton’s annual Hometown Holiday Celebration is gearing up for a festive return on Saturday, December 6, and the city is calling on residents, community groups, schools, and local businesses to help bring the magic to Main Street. The parade will showcase decorated floats, classic cars, marching bands, civic organizations, youth teams, and performance groups, followed by a community tree lighting and live entertainment to cap the evening. Applications are now open for parade entries, vo

Dublin, California — The City of Dublin is inviting residents to attend two public Zoom meetings to learn more about the proposed Sunflower Hill at Grace Pointe, a 60-unit affordable housing project designed for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The development, a partnership between Sunflower Hill and Satellite Affordable Housing Associates (SAHA), aims to provide long-term independent living opportunities while enhancing accessibility and inclusion in the Tri-Valley

Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov has accused the United States of preparing to deploy new missile systems in both Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, claiming that these weapons could reach central Russia within minutes. Speaking at a Security Council meeting chaired by President Vladimir Putin, Belousov said the planned deployments represent a major escalation in military tension and pose a direct threat to Russia’s national security. According to Belousov, the missile sy