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#politics
Fox News: Liberal media commentators blast Trump supporters, 'Trumpism': 'Collision of greed and hatred'
Liberal commentators have criticized President-elect Donald Trump's supporters, suggesting they hold prejudiced views about immigration and are largely uneducated. Rick Wilson and others mocked their beliefs, while Jennifer Rubin expressed skepticism about the media's ability to engage with them.
Don Lemon labeled Trump supporters as "dumb" and part of a cult, while Eddie Claude Jr. and Nicolle Wallace discussed the negative traits they associate with Trumpism, including greed and hatred. President Biden also referred to Trump supporters derogatorily during a campaign call.
Fox News: Federal judge rules on NYC congestion pricing; interpretation differs between parties
A federal judge ruled that New York has largely met the requirements for implementing its congestion pricing plan, which would charge drivers entering Manhattan. While the judge called for further review from the Federal Highway Administration, he did not halt the program's planned start date of January 5, 2025.
New Jersey officials, however, argue that the program is on hold pending federal clarification, citing concerns over the FHWA's approval process. The MTA and New York Governor Kathy Hochul maintain that the plan will proceed, with potential adjustments to toll rates.
#society
GB News: London New Year fireworks receive major boost despite 'big enemy' weather warning cancelling displays across Britain
London's New Year's Eve fireworks display is set to proceed despite weather concerns that have led to cancellations in other UK cities. Tens of thousands are expected to gather along the River Thames, with extensive safety measures and contingency plans in place to address potential wind challenges.
Display director Darryl Fleming is confident in the preparations, having adjusted fireworks angles for safety and monitoring wind conditions closely. He assures that any necessary adjustments will not impact the audience's enjoyment of the show.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Republican congressman calls on incoming administration to target 'The Axis of Aggressors'
As the 119th Congress convenes, Rep. Joe Wilson urges the incoming Trump administration to target foreign malign actors, particularly focusing on Georgia's sanctions evasion and the regime of Bidzina Ivanishvili. He calls for expanded sanctions and emphasizes the need for new elections to restore confidence in Georgia's government.
Wilson's letter reflects growing concerns over Georgia's alignment with authoritarian regimes and its distancing from the West. Experts suggest that the Trump administration is unlikely to favor Georgia's current government, which has increasingly leaned towards Moscow and Beijing.
#military
Fox News: Israel kills Hamas commander who led heinous Oct. 7 attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz killed in drone attack: IDF
A top Hamas commander, Abd al-Hadi Sabah, responsible for the October 7 attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz, has been killed in a targeted drone strike by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The strike occurred in Khan Yunis, Gaza, where he was hiding in a shelter.
The IDF stated that Sabah was a key figure in the infiltration that resulted in significant casualties among the kibbutz residents. They emphasized their commitment to targeting those involved in the October 7 massacre while taking measures to minimize civilian harm.
#crime
Fox News: 'Gone Girl' kidnapper charged in California home invasion cases from 2009
Matthew Muller, 47, faces new charges for two home invasions in 2009, where he attempted to sexually assault women in Palo Alto and Mountain View. Advances in DNA testing linked him to the crimes, for which he could face life in prison if convicted.
Muller previously gained notoriety for the 2015 kidnapping of Denise Huskins, initially dismissed as a hoax. He was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison and an additional 31 years in state prison for various charges, including rape. He is currently incarcerated in Arizona.