Officer Lt. Matthew Mahl, a longtime member of the D.C. Metropolitan Police and former chairman of the police union was arrested in Maryland and charged with sexual solicitation of a minor and soliciting child sex abuse materials.
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He was elected around 2016 as the first openly gay chairman of the D.C. Police Union, according to multiple reports from his tenure as a lieutenant in the Metropolitan Police Department.
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This distinction was noted in coverage of his role supervising the Gay & Lesbian Liaison Unit in 2013 and his later leadership positions.
Investigators say he communicated with someone he believed to be a 15-year-old boy, who was actually an undercover detective.
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Allegedly, Mahl exchanged sexually explicit messages and images, requested explicit photos and arranged a meeting and showed up, where he was arrested
He has been placed on administrative leave and denied bail pending court proceedings.
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DC officer charged with child porn, solicitation of a minor
Matthew Mahl previously served as chairman of the D.C. Police Union.
When Pope Leo chooses to embrace his Muslim brothers while doing little about the Catholics and Christians being mass murdered by Islamic violence, and refuses to support Israel facing the same existential threat, 1) Meme via Terrence K Williams
he loses not only credibility on the world political stage but more importantly from his Catholic flock. Many are leaving the Catholic Church or refusing to financially support it.
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He seems to ignore that when the Messiah comes, he will be leading from Eretz Yisrael. He would be far better off to stay in his religious lane and stay out of politics.
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Big time shame on the NY Mets and its owners Steve and Alex Cohen!! (cowards)
JEWISH HERITAGE NIGHT CANCELED AT CITI FIELD 1)
HERITAGE NIGHTS
Italian Heritage ✓
Puerto Rican Heritage✓
Black legacy Night✓
Pride Night✓
Japanese Heritage✓
Dominican Republic Heritage ✓
Korean Heritage ✓
Irish Heritage ✓
Mexican Heritage ✓
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THANK YOU TO THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES FOR STEPPING UP.
***May 3rd in Brooklyn,,, Jewish Celebration Day. TI
18 Holocaust survivors - special ceremonial first pitch.
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Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, beginning at 5:00 PM EST on Thursday, April 16, 2026, according to an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump on Truth Social. 1)
The ceasefire follows diplomatic talks in Washington, D.C., involving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, and aims to pause hostilities between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia in Lebanon.
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Key details of the agreement include:
Trump stated the ceasefire is a step toward "lasting peace" and plans to invite Netanyahu and Aoun to the White House for further talks—the first high-level discussions between Israel and Lebanon since 1983.
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The U.S. Senate voted on April 15, 2026, to reject two resolutions that would have blocked arms sales to Israel, with 36–63 and 40–59 votes against blocking a $151.8 million sale of 1,000-pound bombs and a $295 million sale of military bulldozers, respectively.
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The votes, led by Senator Bernie Sanders, marked the fourth such attempt since October 2023 and showed increased Democratic support compared to previous efforts.
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Sanders Efforts to block arms sales to Israel falls short in Senate
Measures would block sale of $446.8 million in weapons, equipment
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Pope Leo XIV's Algeria Mosque Tour
Gestures of Peace While Christians Bleed in Nigeria and Syria
As Pope Leo XIV, the 70-year-old American pontiff, kicks off his 11-day Africa peace tour in Algeria—visiting the continent's largest mosque,
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signing honor books for "peace," praying at martyr monuments, and praising shared faith "as brothers under one God"—critics are asking: "Where is the same urgency for the thousands of Christians being slaughtered by Islamist militants in Nigeria and Syria?"
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See. Pope starts Africa tour in Algeria and calls for peace against Iran war’s backdrop
While the Pope honors Algeria's independence, martyrs and 1990s Islamist victims (including the Tibhirine monks), and
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@Real_RobN There is a government fund that has been used to settle certain workplace disputes—including harassment cases.
The fund is tied to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995, which governs workplace rights in Congress.
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@Real_RobN Claims by congressional staff (House or Senate) were handled through an internal process run by the Office of Compliance (now called the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights).
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@Real_RobN Settlements—including some related to harassment—were paid using U.S. Treasury funds, not directly out of a specific member’s personal account.
Because taxpayer money was used to pay settlements, critics argued it allowed members to avoid personal financial accountability.
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