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NEW YORK NEWS
The GOP-led House voted to censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) for pulling a fire alarm in a congressional office building in September, with a final tally of 214-191.
Recap: Hope was hiding in a cave from the KKK men who were chasing her. She wasn’t feeling well, and she was there all night. She spotted Rivkah’s brother Avraham walking the neighbor’s dog and called for help. The Jacobsons come and bring her to their house. She is very ill, and when she is better, she confides in Rebbetzin Jacobson that she is in trouble and running from the KKK. She doesn’t want to get the family in trouble. The rebbetzin says it’s their mitzvah and they are happy to have her.
NEW YORK NEWS
The House voted decisively to expel Rep. George Santos (R-NY) on Friday, following multiple federal charges, including aggravated identity theft, wire fraud, and conspiracy. The expulsion, requiring a two-thirds majority, passed with 311 representatives in favor, 114 against, and 2 present.
Anyone experiencing the struggle of simultaneously caring for children and aging parents is part of the sandwich generation. Although “generation” is part of the phrase, it doesn’t refer to people born at a specific time. It refers to all family caregivers who are simultaneously providing for their families and balancing care duties between the needs of children and parents.
Recap: Mr. Bowers tells Hope that she has to leave because the KKK men are on her trail and it’s not safe in his house. He tells her to go to Rabbi Jacobson’s house. She packs some things and heads out the door. She spots the white Cadillac that the KKK men stole from her family, and she darts behind a tree. She hears the two men talking about trying to catch her. Suddenly, there’s a thunderstorm. The men drive away, and she looks frantically for a place to hide. She spots a little cave near the park and heads inside.
NEW YORK NEWS
Hundreds of Queens high school students rioted when a pro-Israel teacher at Hillcrest High School in New York City changed her social media profile photo to an image of her holding up an “I Stand With Israel” sign. The Jewish teacher was moved to another part of the building during the demonstration, involving approximately 400 students. The protest, fueled by tensions related to the Israel-Hamas war, led to a city investigation. Mayor Eric Adams condemned the incident as anti-sSmitism, and there were calls for the school’s shutdown pending a thorough investigation. School officials stated that some students involved in the protest faced suspensions for their conduct.
