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Fast feud NYC Burger King hit with $15M suit, accused of allowing 'open air drug bazaar' run by 'professional' dealers “There are hours of the night where we no longer feel safe walking our dog. That’s a problem,” one frightened neighbor said of the Burger King crowd. A Burger King blocks from City Hall is so overrun with drug dealers, junkies and unhinged vagrants that an angry neighbor is suing the fast-food operator for $15 million for helping to turn “Fulton Street into an open air drug bazaar.” A group of eight to 10 “professional drug dealers” are allegedly having it their way at the BK at 106 Fulton St., near Dutch Street, which they use as a “base of operation, selling illegal drugs either at the entrance . . . or during inclement weather, selling illegal drugs within the Burger King restaurant itself,” according to the Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit filed by Kevin Kaufman Ref: nypost.com

Hezbollah Terrorist Plotting NYC Attack Stopped at Border A self-admitted member of the Hezbollah terrorist organization was reportedly caught by U.S. Border Patrol earlier this month, coming over from Lebanon during Ramadan and heading for New York to conduct a terrorist bombing Ref: www.newsmax.com

Gold Star dad Steve Nikoui arrested after heckling Biden at SOTU address He was arrested on the misdemeanor charge of Crowding, Obstructing, or Incommoding ...A Gold Star father who shouted out criticisms at President Biden during the State of the Union address has been arrested. Steve Nikoui, 51, is the father of a U.S. marine who was killed during the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan in 0212. Nikoui was escorted out of the House Galleries during Biden's speech after he stood up and began yelling "Abbey Gate" repeatedly. Gold Star father Steve Nikoui shouts at President Biden from the House Galleries as he delivers his State of the Union address in Washington, DC. The heckling was a reference to an attack at the Abbey Gate of Hamid Karzai International Airport in Afghanistan that occurred during the military's withdrawal from the country. The surprise attack killed 13 U.S. service members and injured at least 170 civilians — including Nikoui'