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24 Jan 2024
#politics
Breitbart: MSNBC's O'Donnell: New Hampshire Primary a 'Very Bad Night for Donald Trump'
MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell claims it was a "very bad" night for former President Donald Trump in the New Hampshire primary. O'Donnell argues that Trump's loss to a credible challenger indicates weakness and contradicts the pattern of past presidents in the primary.
Breitbart: Trump Accuses Nikki Haley of 'Bullsh*t' After She Claims Race 'Far from Over'
Former President Donald Trump publicly called out former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) for her statements about the Republican nomination race, dismissing her campaign as futile. Trump expressed his belief that he holds a significant lead over Haley in South Carolina and criticized her for downplaying his victory in New Hampshire. Haley, on the other hand, emphasized the importance of the upcoming South Carolina contest and disregarded the Nevada caucuses.
Breitbart: Trump Celebrates After Stomping Haley in New Hampshire: 'She Did Very Poorly'
Donald Trump triumphs over Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire primary, mocking her and the governor who supported her. Haley remains optimistic but faces challenges in upcoming states. Trump is endorsed by former rivals Ramaswamy, Scott, and Burgam.
Fox News: Haley and Phillips outperform in New Hampshire but it's still a Trump vs. Biden horse race
Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley lost the New Hampshire GOP primary to Donald Trump but outperformed expectations. Trump won with over 50% of the vote, positioning him as the clear frontrunner. Haley appealed to independents and moderates seeking an alternative to Trump but failed to secure a victory.
Breitbart: Biden Campaign: Trump Locks Up GOP Nomination After New Hampshire Win
Former President Donald Trump secures Republican nomination after winning New Hampshire primary, increasing pressure for Nikki Haley to drop out. Republican contenders wasted $167 million to defeat Trump in New Hampshire and Iowa, money that could have been used against Biden.
Le Monde: Farmers' anger is mounting across Europe
European farmers are protesting against the European Green Deal and diesel tax hikes. This movement, fueled by inflation and Ukrainian imports, has the potential to spread and benefit the far right.
#war
The Telegraph: Storm Jocelyn latest news: Commuter chaos as warnings may be extended through rush hour
Severe weather from Storm Jocelyn is causing travel disruption in the UK. Flights and trains have been cancelled, strong winds up to 80mph expected. Power outages and flooding reported.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: New poll of US voters finds overwhelming support for Israel over Hamas in Gaza war
A new poll shows overwhelming US support for Israel over Hamas in the ongoing war, with 83% of respondents considering Hamas' attack a terror attack. Younger Americans were less favorable to Israel, with 54% of those aged 18-24 saying the attacks were not justified. However, overall, 80% of respondents support Israel more than Hamas. Poll participants also expressed low approval for the Palestinian Authority and a plurality believe post-war Gaza should be administered through negotiations with Arab states. Overall, 39% approved of President Biden's handling of the conflict.
#religion
Times Of Israel: Ahead of Tu Bishvat, Israelis and Jews worldwide plant trees to honor Oct. 7 victims
On the grounds of the music festival where 360 people were killed by Hamas terrorists, the parents of one victim planted a seedling in his memory. The planting ceremony, which took place before the Jewish new year for trees, honored the victims and symbolized resilience and hope. Other organizations and schools also participated in tree planting initiatives to commemorate the October 7 attack.