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  1. Noncitizen voting claims animate Trump’s attacks on midterms and set up potential result challenges

    The drumbeat by President Donald Trump and his allies about the perceived threats of voting by people who…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #AlexandraChandler #BillEssayli #DonaldTrump #elections #FranciscoAguilar #JoeBiden #KathrynBoockvar #LaurenBis #MarkwayneMullin #MikieSherrill #Politics #ShirleyWeber #trump #U.S.News #Washingtonnews
    europesays.com/3221602/

  2. Charges filed against Indian crime boss in assassination that strained Canada-India ties

    Authorities announced charges against the leader of an Indian criminal group on Tuesday in connection with the political…
    #Canada #BillEssayli #ethnicity #JustinTrudeau #LawrenceBishnoi #PatrickGrandy #race #U.S.News #worldnews
    europesays.com/canada/120761/

  3. Charges filed against Indian crime boss in assassination that strained Canada-India ties

    Authorities announced charges against the leader of an Indian criminal group on Tuesday in connection with the political…
    #Canada #BillEssayli #ethnicity #JustinTrudeau #LawrenceBishnoi #PatrickGrandy #race #U.S.News #worldnews
    europesays.com/canada/120709/

  4. Trump storms off ‘Meet the Press’ over baseless California election fraud claim

    President Trump shut down an interview with NBC News after host Kristen Welker pushed back on his unproven…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #BillEssayli #California #californiaelectionclaim #candidate #claim #election #Interview #losangelesmayoralrace #losangelestimes #press #recentday #Sunday #trump #trumpstorm #vote
    europesays.com/3047314/

  5. Earlier Friday, First Assistant #USAttorney #BillEssayli — a #Trump appointee who leads the #LosAngeles based US Attorney’s office—claimed his office had “multiple election ‘fraud’ investigations underway” in a social media post that bashed California’s #election system.

    The US attorneys office in #LA confirmed that one of its lawyers was sent to observe the ballot counting….

    #law #Trump #ElectionInterference #ElectionLaw #SeditiousConspiracy #TrumpCoup #coup #fascism #Constitution #democracy

  6. Earlier Friday, First Assistant #USAttorney #BillEssayli — a #Trump appointee who leads the #LosAngeles based US Attorney’s office—claimed his office had “multiple election ‘fraud’ investigations underway” in a social media post that bashed California’s #election system.

    The US attorneys office in #LA confirmed that one of its lawyers was sent to observe the ballot counting….

    #law #Trump #ElectionInterference #ElectionLaw #SeditiousConspiracy #TrumpCoup #coup #fascism #Constitution #democracy

  7. Earlier Friday, First Assistant #USAttorney #BillEssayli — a #Trump appointee who leads the #LosAngeles based US Attorney’s office—claimed his office had “multiple election ‘fraud’ investigations underway” in a social media post that bashed California’s #election system.

    The US attorneys office in #LA confirmed that one of its lawyers was sent to observe the ballot counting….

    #law #Trump #ElectionInterference #ElectionLaw #SeditiousConspiracy #TrumpCoup #coup #fascism #Constitution #democracy

  8. Earlier Friday, First Assistant #USAttorney #BillEssayli — a #Trump appointee who leads the #LosAngeles based US Attorney’s office—claimed his office had “multiple election ‘fraud’ investigations underway” in a social media post that bashed California’s #election system.

    The US attorneys office in #LA confirmed that one of its lawyers was sent to observe the ballot counting….

    #law #Trump #ElectionInterference #ElectionLaw #SeditiousConspiracy #TrumpCoup #coup #fascism #Constitution #democracy

  9. Earlier Friday, First Assistant #USAttorney #BillEssayli — a #Trump appointee who leads the #LosAngeles based US Attorney’s office—claimed his office had “multiple election ‘fraud’ investigations underway” in a social media post that bashed California’s #election system.

    The US attorneys office in #LA confirmed that one of its lawyers was sent to observe the ballot counting….

    #law #Trump #ElectionInterference #ElectionLaw #SeditiousConspiracy #TrumpCoup #coup #fascism #Constitution #democracy

  10. undefined | Arson suspect in California warehouse fire allegedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione by Daniella Silva

    Chamel Abdulkarim, a 29‑year‑old resident of Highland, California, was arrested on federal and state arson charges after allegedly setting fire to a 1.2‑million‑square‑foot Kimberly‑Clark paper‑goods warehouse in Ontario, Calif., on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors say Abdulkarim, who worked for third‑party distributor NFI Industries, intentionally ignited multiple pallets of paper with a lighter and filmed the act, later posting the video to Instagram. The federal charge of arson of a building used in interstate and foreign commerce carries a mandatory five‑year minimum sentence and up to 20 years in prison; state prosecutors added one count of aggravated arson and six additional arson counts, with penalties ranging from ten years to life.

    Authorities reported that roughly twenty people were present in the warehouse when the flames broke out, but no injuries were reported. The fire destroyed paper products valued at about $500 million and a facility worth roughly $150 million, with total damages exceeding $10.1 million, triggering a special‑circumstance aggravating factor under California law. Court documents show Abdulkarim sent a text to a coworker after the blaze saying, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live…pay us more of the value we bring,” reflecting a claimed hostility toward capitalism and corporations.

    During a news conference, U.S. Assistant Attorney Bill Essayli disclosed that Abdulkarim repeatedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione, a notorious Italian Mafia figure, in a phone call and in the Instagram video, where he shouted, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live” and, as the fire spread, “There goes your inventory.” Abdulkarim is scheduled to be arraigned on the state charges later Friday.

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    #luigimangione #kimberly-clark #instagram #billessayli

  11. undefined | Arson suspect in California warehouse fire allegedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione by Daniella Silva

    Chamel Abdulkarim, a 29‑year‑old resident of Highland, California, was arrested on federal and state arson charges after allegedly setting fire to a 1.2‑million‑square‑foot Kimberly‑Clark paper‑goods warehouse in Ontario, Calif., on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors say Abdulkarim, who worked for third‑party distributor NFI Industries, intentionally ignited multiple pallets of paper with a lighter and filmed the act, later posting the video to Instagram. The federal charge of arson of a building used in interstate and foreign commerce carries a mandatory five‑year minimum sentence and up to 20 years in prison; state prosecutors added one count of aggravated arson and six additional arson counts, with penalties ranging from ten years to life.

    Authorities reported that roughly twenty people were present in the warehouse when the flames broke out, but no injuries were reported. The fire destroyed paper products valued at about $500 million and a facility worth roughly $150 million, with total damages exceeding $10.1 million, triggering a special‑circumstance aggravating factor under California law. Court documents show Abdulkarim sent a text to a coworker after the blaze saying, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live…pay us more of the value we bring,” reflecting a claimed hostility toward capitalism and corporations.

    During a news conference, U.S. Assistant Attorney Bill Essayli disclosed that Abdulkarim repeatedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione, a notorious Italian Mafia figure, in a phone call and in the Instagram video, where he shouted, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live” and, as the fire spread, “There goes your inventory.” Abdulkarim is scheduled to be arraigned on the state charges later Friday.

    Read more: undefined

    #luigimangione #kimberly-clark #instagram #billessayli

  12. undefined | Arson suspect in California warehouse fire allegedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione by Daniella Silva

    Chamel Abdulkarim, a 29‑year‑old resident of Highland, California, was arrested on federal and state arson charges after allegedly setting fire to a 1.2‑million‑square‑foot Kimberly‑Clark paper‑goods warehouse in Ontario, Calif., on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors say Abdulkarim, who worked for third‑party distributor NFI Industries, intentionally ignited multiple pallets of paper with a lighter and filmed the act, later posting the video to Instagram. The federal charge of arson of a building used in interstate and foreign commerce carries a mandatory five‑year minimum sentence and up to 20 years in prison; state prosecutors added one count of aggravated arson and six additional arson counts, with penalties ranging from ten years to life.

    Authorities reported that roughly twenty people were present in the warehouse when the flames broke out, but no injuries were reported. The fire destroyed paper products valued at about $500 million and a facility worth roughly $150 million, with total damages exceeding $10.1 million, triggering a special‑circumstance aggravating factor under California law. Court documents show Abdulkarim sent a text to a coworker after the blaze saying, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live…pay us more of the value we bring,” reflecting a claimed hostility toward capitalism and corporations.

    During a news conference, U.S. Assistant Attorney Bill Essayli disclosed that Abdulkarim repeatedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione, a notorious Italian Mafia figure, in a phone call and in the Instagram video, where he shouted, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live” and, as the fire spread, “There goes your inventory.” Abdulkarim is scheduled to be arraigned on the state charges later Friday.

    Read more: undefined

    #luigimangione #kimberly-clark #instagram #billessayli

  13. undefined | Arson suspect in California warehouse fire allegedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione by Daniella Silva

    Chamel Abdulkarim, a 29‑year‑old resident of Highland, California, was arrested on federal and state arson charges after allegedly setting fire to a 1.2‑million‑square‑foot Kimberly‑Clark paper‑goods warehouse in Ontario, Calif., on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors say Abdulkarim, who worked for third‑party distributor NFI Industries, intentionally ignited multiple pallets of paper with a lighter and filmed the act, later posting the video to Instagram. The federal charge of arson of a building used in interstate and foreign commerce carries a mandatory five‑year minimum sentence and up to 20 years in prison; state prosecutors added one count of aggravated arson and six additional arson counts, with penalties ranging from ten years to life.

    Authorities reported that roughly twenty people were present in the warehouse when the flames broke out, but no injuries were reported. The fire destroyed paper products valued at about $500 million and a facility worth roughly $150 million, with total damages exceeding $10.1 million, triggering a special‑circumstance aggravating factor under California law. Court documents show Abdulkarim sent a text to a coworker after the blaze saying, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live…pay us more of the value we bring,” reflecting a claimed hostility toward capitalism and corporations.

    During a news conference, U.S. Assistant Attorney Bill Essayli disclosed that Abdulkarim repeatedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione, a notorious Italian Mafia figure, in a phone call and in the Instagram video, where he shouted, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live” and, as the fire spread, “There goes your inventory.” Abdulkarim is scheduled to be arraigned on the state charges later Friday.

    Read more: undefined

    #luigimangione #kimberly-clark #instagram #billessayli

  14. undefined | Arson suspect in California warehouse fire allegedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione by Daniella Silva

    Chamel Abdulkarim, a 29‑year‑old resident of Highland, California, was arrested on federal and state arson charges after allegedly setting fire to a 1.2‑million‑square‑foot Kimberly‑Clark paper‑goods warehouse in Ontario, Calif., on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors say Abdulkarim, who worked for third‑party distributor NFI Industries, intentionally ignited multiple pallets of paper with a lighter and filmed the act, later posting the video to Instagram. The federal charge of arson of a building used in interstate and foreign commerce carries a mandatory five‑year minimum sentence and up to 20 years in prison; state prosecutors added one count of aggravated arson and six additional arson counts, with penalties ranging from ten years to life.

    Authorities reported that roughly twenty people were present in the warehouse when the flames broke out, but no injuries were reported. The fire destroyed paper products valued at about $500 million and a facility worth roughly $150 million, with total damages exceeding $10.1 million, triggering a special‑circumstance aggravating factor under California law. Court documents show Abdulkarim sent a text to a coworker after the blaze saying, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live…pay us more of the value we bring,” reflecting a claimed hostility toward capitalism and corporations.

    During a news conference, U.S. Assistant Attorney Bill Essayli disclosed that Abdulkarim repeatedly compared himself to Luigi Mangione, a notorious Italian Mafia figure, in a phone call and in the Instagram video, where he shouted, “All you had to do was pay us enough to live” and, as the fire spread, “There goes your inventory.” Abdulkarim is scheduled to be arraigned on the state charges later Friday.

    Read more: undefined

    #luigimangione #kimberly-clark #instagram #billessayli