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politicsprotest2 years ago

"Pro-Palestinian Protests in Chicago Disrupt Traffic, Demand Ceasefire"

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators disrupted traffic on DuSable Lake Shore Drive in Chicago to protest outside U.S. Senator Dick Durbin's residence, demanding an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza. The protest, which is part of a series of mobilizations in Chicago, led to at least one arrest and significant traffic delays. The protestors are calling for an end to what they describe as a genocide in Palestine, funded by U.S. tax dollars. Senator Durbin's office has not yet responded to requests for comment.

politicsprotest2 years ago

"Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators Clash with Police, Block Bridge by UK Parliament"

A surprise pro-Palestinian protest, supported by Black Lives Matter and other groups, blocked roads outside the UK parliament, demanding a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Protesters clashed with police and were advised to conceal their identities to avoid surveillance. The Metropolitan Police were not informed of the protest routes, which is required by law. The protest reflects ongoing tensions and the intersection of various activist movements in London.

local-news2 years ago

"10-Year-Old's Fatal Shooting After Bike Race Leads to Complex Legal Outcomes"

In Northern California, a boy who accidentally shot and killed a 10-year-old will not be charged, with only the father facing charges. A new California law requires a minimum of five sick days for employees, raising questions about holiday trade-offs. The region anticipates a break in wet weather before heavy snow hits the Sierra. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators disrupted the California Assembly, and the Turlock High School community mourned a coach who died in a car crash. Elsewhere, unsealed court documents revealed details about Jeffrey Epstein's abuse allegations without listing alleged "clients" or "co-conspirators," and an imam was shot outside his New Jersey mosque. Today's weather in the Valley includes morning fog and afternoon sunshine with highs in the upper 50s.

local-news2 years ago

"Pro-Palestinian Protests Disrupt Traffic at Major NYC Airports on New Year's Day"

On New Year's Day, a pro-Palestinian car caravan caused significant traffic delays near JFK Airport, leading the NYPD to advise passengers to arrive early for flights. The protest later moved towards LaGuardia Airport, disrupting traffic there as well. This follows recent protests that have similarly affected traffic and led to arrests in New York and Los Angeles, as part of ongoing demonstrations against the Israel-Hamas conflict.

newsprotests2 years ago

"Pro-Palestinian Protests Cause Chaos at JFK Airport and Rose Bowl, Disrupting New Year's Travel"

On New Year's Day, a pro-Palestinian group called WOL organized a blockade at JFK Airport, causing significant traffic gridlock and travel disruptions. Only travelers with boarding passes and employees with ID were allowed through certain checkpoints. The protest led to the Port Authority shutting down all entrances to JFK for those without a boarding pass, and the NYPD intervened to manage the situation. This event follows a series of protests in New York and other cities, including a disruptive march through NYC on New Year's Eve and a smoke bomb incident at Macy's. The NYPD had increased security measures in anticipation of potential demonstrations during the holiday celebrations.

news-protests2 years ago

"Security Tightens as Times Square Prepares for New Year's Eve Amid Protests and FBI Alerts"

As New York City celebrated New Year's Eve with the traditional ball drop at Times Square, pro-Palestinian protesters marched towards the area amidst heightened security due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The NYPD deployed drones to monitor the crowd for any suspicious activity. Meanwhile, thousands of revelers, including international visitors, gathered early to experience the festivities and performances by artists like Megan Thee Stallion and LL Cool J.