Scandal

Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones faces backlash over violent texts
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Democratic candidate for Virginia attorney general Jay Jones is under intense scrutiny after 2022 text messages surfaced calling for the violent death of a Republican lawmaker. Republicans have surged funding for incumbent Jason Miyares amid calls for Jones to drop out, while Democrats have condemned the messages but largely defended his candidacy. The scandal has tightened the race with one month until Election Day.
Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones faces calls to drop out over violent texts
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Democratic Virginia attorney general nominee Jay Jones is under intense pressure to withdraw from the 2025 race following the resurfacing of his 2022 text messages that fantasized about shooting a Republican lawmaker and harming his family. Republicans and law enforcement groups have demanded his exit, while some Democrats have condemned the remarks but stopped short of revoking support. The scandal has prompted additional GOP funding in related races and scrutiny of Jones' past lenient legal treatment.
Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones faces scrutiny over violent texts
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Resurfaced 2022 text messages from Democratic Virginia attorney general candidate Jerrauld 'Jay' Jones, depicting the murder of former House Speaker Todd Gilbert and harm to his children, have sparked widespread controversy. While Republicans demand Jones drop out of the race, many Democrats have remained silent or continued their support. Jones has apologized for the remarks, calling them embarrassing and shameful.
Eric Adams drops out of New York City mayoral race
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has ended his reelection campaign amid ongoing legal troubles and political pressure. The announcement, made on September 29, 2025, escalates tensions among Democratic rivals vying for the city's top job. Adams cited personal and professional challenges as key factors in his decision.
Stockholm ICA store accused of relabeling expired meat
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An ICA store in Stockholm's Östermalm district has been exposed for systematically relabeling expired meat with new dates to sell it. The revelation comes from Aftonbladet's "200 sekunder" program and has sparked strong reactions among customers. The store's owner has initiated an internal investigation and apologizes for the routine failures.
Virginia Democratic AG candidate scrutinized over violent texts
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Democratic candidate for Virginia attorney general Jay Jones is under fire after 2022 text messages surfaced showing him fantasizing about shooting a Republican colleague and harming his children. While Republicans demand he drop out, many Democratic endorsers have not withdrawn support. Jones has apologized for the remarks.
Opposition Demands MP Resignation Over Filming
Opposition parties in Sweden have called for the resignation of a Sweden Democrat MP accused of filming teenagers without permission. The incident has sparked political controversy and demands for accountability. The MP has not yet responded publicly to the allegations.
Prosecutors seek prison and ineligibility for Saint-Étienne mayor
In a high-profile trial in Saint-Étienne, prosecutors have demanded a firm prison sentence and immediate ineligibility for Gaël Perdriau, the city's mayor, accused of sextape blackmail. The case dates back to 2014 and involves the distribution of a compromising video. Perdriau denies any involvement.
Elon Musk denies visiting Jeffrey Epstein's island
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Elon Musk has firmly denied any connection to Jeffrey Epstein's private island after his name appeared in recently unsealed court documents. The Tesla CEO stated he never visited the island and refused Epstein's invitations to meet. Musk's response came amid public speculation following the document release.