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1 Jan 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Trump and the Border Wall
Cicely Davis discusses President Trump's achievements leading up to Inauguration Day, highlighting his efforts to halt the Biden administration's plans to sell off the border wall. The episode is part of the Freedom Center's podcast, The Savage Truth.
Listeners can access the episode on various platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
The Western Journal: CNN Invited Comedian Whitney Cummings for New Year’s Celebration: She Promptly Roasts Them
Comedian Whitney Cummings took aim at CNN during her New Year’s Eve performance, criticizing the network’s ratings and political landscape. She made jokes about President Biden and Vice President Harris, suggesting that their candidacy was forced upon voters and likening CNN's viewership to her own growing audience.
Cummings highlighted CNN's declining numbers, noting that her performances attract larger crowds than the network's prime-time shows. Despite the critical nature of her humor, CNN allowed her to speak freely, marking a notable moment of "truth-telling" as the new year began.
#economy
The Telegraph: Reliance on Russian gas shames the West
Ukraine has shut down a pipeline that allowed Russian gas to flow into Europe, despite ongoing sanctions against Moscow. This closure, effective January 1, ends a long-standing contract that had benefited both Ukraine and Russia financially, with Ukraine receiving transit fees.
While many European countries have reduced their reliance on Russian energy, the closure may lead to price increases in certain regions. Meanwhile, British energy prices continue to rise, with bills significantly higher than pre-COVID levels, raising concerns for consumers as winter approaches.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Two Israelis among injured in New Orleans attack; Islamic State flag found on site
A New Year's Eve attack in New Orleans left at least 10 dead and 30 injured when a suspected terrorist, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, rammed a truck into a crowd while displaying an Islamic State flag. The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential act of terrorism, suggesting Jabbar may not have acted alone.
Authorities found guns and pipe bombs in Jabbar's vehicle, raising concerns about further threats. The attack has drawn condemnation from officials, including President Biden, who expressed anger and frustration. The investigation continues as the city grapples with the aftermath of the tragedy.
GB News: New Orleans attacker was 'very well prepared' as ex-intelligence officer warns of 'copycat' incidents
A former military intelligence officer has expressed concerns over the preparedness of the New Orleans attacker, who used a truck and firearms to target New Year's Eve crowds, resulting in at least 10 deaths and 30 injuries. He noted the presence of suspected explosives and emphasized the need for secure evidence collection.
The officer criticized the city's security measures, particularly the ineffective placement of barriers, and suggested the attack could be a copycat of a recent incident in Germany. He called for improved public safety legislation similar to the UK's Martyn's Law.
#other
Fox News: Pro-ISIS group called on Muslims to conduct NYE attacks ahead of New Orleans massacre
A driver identified as Shamsud Din Jabbar killed 10 people and injured dozens by driving a pickup truck with an ISIS flag into a New Year's celebration in New Orleans. The attack occurred early on January 1, 2025, shortly after a pro-ISIS outlet called for attacks in the West.
Jabbar engaged in gunfire with police after exiting the vehicle and was killed. The FBI is investigating his potential ties to ISIS. This incident follows a recent terror attack in Germany, raising concerns over coordinated threats from extremist groups.