He saved the life of Hamas’s leader. Then they murdered his nephew

John Gotti's grandchildren, John Gotti (31) and Frankie Gotti (27), have been charged with assault following an altercation with their brother-in-law, Gino Gabrielli, in Queens. The incident stemmed from Gabrielli's alleged break-in at a Gotti family home to steal $3,300. After Gabrielli was released from custody, he was confronted by the Gottis, resulting in an assault that led to their arrest; Gabrielli also has a criminal record. Full Article

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal dispute over claims of emotional distress faced a setback when a federal judge instructed both parties to negotiate terms instead of allowing Lively to dismiss the claims as she preferred. Lively originally accused Baldoni of sexual harassment and emotional distress, leading to Baldoni's request for her medical records, which she declined in favor of dropping the claims. The judge denied her dismissal request without prejudice and stated that if...

A teenager named Harry Nickerson, suspected of fatally stabbing teacher Diane Peterson at Branham High School in San Jose, California, in 1978, was identified after a relative revealed a confession made shortly after the murder. Nickerson, who died by suicide in 1993, had previously been a suspect, with some witnesses claiming he implicated himself; however, DNA efforts to confirm his involvement were unsuccessful. A recent statement from a relative provided unique knowledge of the crime,...

SummarySince President Trump's administration began, the Environmental Protection Agency has been rolling back pollution regulations, impacting health in communities like Houston near coal plants. A study indicated that pollution from the NRG Energy coal plant is responsible for 177 premature deaths annually, disproportionately affecting low-income, minority populations. Critics argue that increasing reliance on coal harms public health and advocate for renewable energy as a cleaner, more reliable alternative, while the Trump administration defends deregulation as...

Innovative Cooling System in Manhattan In Manhattan, the Eleven Madison skyscraper utilizes an innovative ice battery system developed by Trane Technologies, producing 500,000 pounds of ice nightly to cool the building during peak electricity hours, potentially reducing cooling costs by up to 40%. This method alleviates stress on the power grid by using stored ice instead of drawing from expensive electricity during high demand. Researchers, like Dr. Patrick Shamberger, are exploring advanced materials for energy...

The USNS Harvey Milk, a Navy vessel named after the prominent gay rights activist and Navy veteran, will be renamed, with no reason provided by the Navy. This announcement coincides with Pride Month, a time to celebrate LGBTQ achievements, and follows Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's directive to eliminate cultural awareness months within the military. Milk, one of the first openly gay elected officials, was assassinated in 1978, and his legacy is commemorated in various ways,...