5 de julho de 2026

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NYPD procura por mulher acusada de esfaquear fatalmente a mãe em South Ozone Park

NYPD procura por mulher acusada de esfaquear fatalmente a mãe em South Ozone Park

O Departamento de Polícia da cidade de Nova York está procurando uma mulher de 30 anos acusada de esfaquear mortalmente sua mãe dentro de uma casa no South Ozone Park na tarde de 4 de julho de 2026. Os investigadores dizem que o suspeito fugiu do local a pé e permanece foragido enquanto os detetives continuam uma intensa investigação de homicídio. O incidente mortal ocorreu aproximadamente às 15h30. dentro de uma residência perto do cruzamento da 128th Street com a Liberty Avenue. Os policiais que responderam descobriram Aisha Ramlakhan, de 59 anos, sofrendo de graves ferimentos no pescoço e no ombro. A equipe médica de emergência declarou sua morte no local.

A ironia da cidadania por direito de nascença: a América já negou a cidadania aos seus primeiros povos

A ironia da cidadania por direito de nascença: a América já negou a cidadania aos seus primeiros povos

O debate sobre a cidadania por nascença centra-se frequentemente em quem deve ser considerado americano simplesmente porque nasceu em solo americano. No entanto, uma das maiores ironias da história americana é frequentemente ignorada: as primeiras pessoas nascidas nesta terra, os nativos americanos, não foram universalmente reconhecidos como cidadãos dos Estados Unidos até 1924. O princípio da cidadania por nascença está enraizado na 14ª Emenda à Constituição dos EUA, ratificada em 1868 após a Guerra Civil. Declara que “todas as pessoas nascidas ou naturalizadas nos Estados Unidos, e sujeitas à sua jurisdição, são cidadãos dos Estados Unidos”. Apesar desta garantia constitucional, a maioria dos nativos americanos foi excluída porque eram considerados membros de nações tribais soberanas, e não cidadãos dos Estados Unidos. Como resultado, milhões de pessoas nascidas dentro das fronteiras do país tiveram negados todos os direitos e protecções de que gozam outros americanos.

Por que as pessoas se juntam a grupos de supremacia branca como o Patriot Front

Por que as pessoas se juntam a grupos de supremacia branca como o Patriot Front

Organizações de supremacia branca, como a Patriot Front, muitas vezes se retratam como movimentos patrióticos que defendem a identidade americana. No entanto, décadas de investigação levada a cabo por sociólogos, psicólogos, criminologistas e organizações que estudam o extremismo indicam que as razões pelas quais as pessoas se juntam a estes grupos são geralmente muito mais pessoais do que ideológicas no início. Sentimentos de solidão, isolamento, lutas de identidade e um desejo de pertença criam frequentemente as condições que os recrutadores extremistas exploram. Uma vez que os indivíduos se tornam socialmente ligados ao grupo, a ideologia extremista é gradualmente introduzida e reforçada.

Mulher peruana diz que falso trabalho doméstico levou a meses de tráfico sexual no sul da Flórida

Mulher peruana diz que falso trabalho doméstico levou a meses de tráfico sexual no sul da Flórida

Uma mulher peruana que acreditava ter aceitado um cargo de governanta de US$ 35 por hora no sul da Flórida se viu presa dentro de um bordel, onde os investigadores dizem que ela foi forçada a fazer sexo comercial antes de fazer uma fuga dramática através de uma janela fechada com tábuas. O caso, investigado pelo Gabinete do Xerife do Condado de Palm Beach, foi documentado através de registros de prisões e reportagens de vários meios de comunicação regionais da Flórida.

Great American State Fair Faces Criticism After Troubled Freedom 250 Rollout

Great American State Fair Faces Criticism After Troubled Freedom 250 Rollout

The Trump-allied Freedom 250 organization's "Great American State Fair," promoted as the centerpiece of the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations, has drawn widespread criticism after a series of logistical problems, weather disruptions, and questions about attendance overshadowed the event. President Donald Trump praised the celebration on social media, describing it as "packed with happy people" and highlighting the July 4 fireworks and military displays. However, journalists, photographers, and many attendees reported a much different picture, pointing to sparse crowds, operational issues, and repeated disruptions.

Tennessee Man Dies in Custody Days After Police K-9 Bite; State Investigation Underway

Tennessee Man Dies in Custody Days After Police K-9 Bite; State Investigation Underway

A state investigation is underway after 34-year-old Darius Chappell died while in custody four days after he was bitten by a Clarksville Police Department K-9 during his arrest. Chappell was arrested on June 29, 2026, outside a coffee shop on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville, Tennessee. Video of the arrest, which has circulated widely on social media and in news reports, appears to show Chappell on the ground being restrained by multiple officers when a police K-9 was deployed. The dog remained latched onto Chappell for approximately one minute before the handler physically removed it, according to witness accounts and video reviewed by local media.

Guyanese and Bengali behind Ballot Proposals Critics Call Misleading

Guyanese and Bengali behind Ballot Proposals Critics Call Misleading

The nonprofit Chhaya CDC is listed as a supporter of the campaign promoting Proposals 2, 3, 4 and 5. Its leadership includes Executive Director Annetta Seecharran (Guyanese) and Deputy Director of Policy Sadia Rahman (Bengali). The campaign has spent over $1 million on independent expenditures advocating for these measures. (NYC Campaign Finance Board)

Guyanese Veteran Broadcaster Eshri Singh Dies at 89

Guyanese Veteran Broadcaster Eshri Singh Dies at 89

Described as “The Man with the Golden Voice,” Singh brought Caribbean music, culture, and stories to television screens across New York City, particularly for newly arrived Guyanese immigrants looking for a familiar voice in a new land. His show stood out not just for its variety format, but for its forward-thinking inclusivity—it even featured a transgender performer at a time when such representation was rare in ethnic media.

Guyanese Candidate Romeo Hitlall Faces Serious Charges After Violent Affair — Loses City Council Primary

Guyanese Candidate Romeo Hitlall Faces Serious Charges After Violent Affair — Loses City Council Primary

Romeo Hitlall, a candidate running for City Council District 28 in Queens, New York, has found himself at the center of a serious legal case. This case involves a violent fight with a woman named Rhonda Cruz, who is better known as Rhonda “Bob,” a popular TikTok personality originally from Guyana. Hitlall was charged with eight crimes, including the most serious charge: second-degree strangulation. The news has shocked many voters, and Hitlall lost the Democratic primary election.

Sikh Community Holds Prayer, Asks for Fair Trial in Florida Crash

Sikh Community Holds Prayer, Asks for Fair Trial in Florida Crash

Police say the crash happened on August 12, when Singh made an illegal U-turn on the Florida Turnpike. His semi-truck blocked the road. A minivan crashed into the trailer. Three people in the minivan died—a 30-year-old man, a 37-year-old woman, and a 54-year-old man. Singh was arrested and is now facing three counts of vehicular homicide.

Guyanese TikToker Rhonda Bobb Arrested

Guyanese TikToker Rhonda Bobb Arrested

Police say Bobb was charged with domestic violence. A man named Romeo Hitlal told police that Bobb punched him in the face. Hitlal is known in the Guyanese community. He recently lost a city council election. Bobb was helping him during his campaign. Many people believed they were having an affair.

Halal Violation Outrage at Green Leaf Bistro in Queens

Halal Violation Outrage at Green Leaf Bistro in Queens

A group of elderly community members visited Green Leaf Bistro at for what they believed would be a Halal meal. The restaurant's exterior prominently displays "Halal" signage, and its menu contains no warnings about pork dishes.

Did a transgender woman win a race by more than five hours?

Did a transgender woman win a race by more than five hours?

Did a transgender woman win a race by more than five hours? Yes, but the race was co-ed mean men and women competed together. Austin Killips completed the course in 8 days, 23 hours, and 27 minutes in 2024, breaking the previous record of 9 days, 5 hours, and 43 minutes. Killips' record has since been broken.