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#politics
Fox News: Schumer says Dems must ‘look in the mirror’ after losing White House, Senate: ‘We did some things wrong’
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer acknowledged that Democrats should view the 2024 election as a loss, reflecting on their failures to secure the White House, Senate, and House. He emphasized the need for introspection regarding their approach and messaging, particularly towards working families.
Schumer noted that the party must address the concerns of average Americans and improve their communication about the legislation's impact. He admitted that Democrats failed to convey empathy and understanding, which contributed to their electoral challenges.
Breitbart: Klobuchar: No Need to Rush Trump's Nominees — 'We Have a Very Functional FBI'
Senator Amy Klobuchar stated that there is no need to rush the confirmation of President-elect Trump's FBI director nominee, Kash Patel, despite recent terror attacks. She emphasized the FBI's current functionality and the importance of thorough vetting for nominees in national security positions.
Klobuchar insisted on the Senate's duty to ensure proper background checks and financial disclosures for nominees, especially given concerns about potential conflicts of interest among wealthy appointees.
Breitbart: Musk Throws Farage Under the Bus, Claims Reform Needs New Leader
Elon Musk has called for Nigel Farage to be replaced as leader of the Reform UK party, expressing dissatisfaction with Farage's stance on certain issues, including the inclusion of controversial activist Tommy Robinson. This shift follows Musk's previous support for Farage and speculation about a potential donation to the party.
Farage, who has led the Reform party to significant electoral gains, has rejected Musk's suggestion, emphasizing his commitment to his principles. The Reform party has positioned itself against immigration, contrasting with Musk's advocacy for foreign tech workers.
#society
Breitbart: Montenegro Considers 'Complete' Gun Ban After 12 Shot Dead
Montenegro's National Security Council is considering a complete gun ban following a mass shooting that left 12 dead, including two children. The shooter, Aleksandar Martinovic, initiated the attack after a bar brawl, firing 37 rounds before taking his own life.
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced that the council is looking at strict measures against illegal gun ownership, stating that offenders will face severe penalties. Montenegro has a high rate of illegal firearms but relatively few mass shootings.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Top Russian general betrays Putin’s worst fears as Ukraine attacks Kursk again
Vladimir Putin has dispatched General Yunus-Bek Yevkurov to the Kursk region amid concerns over Ukraine's counter-offensive. This move indicates Putin's unease about the situation, as he prioritizes repelling the Ukrainian advance before potential negotiations with a new U.S. administration.
The outcome of Ukraine's counter-offensive remains uncertain, but retaining any Russian territory is crucial for Putin ahead of upcoming peace talks.
Times Of Israel: Report: New Orleans rammer apparently radicalized in past year, unbeknownst to family
Shamsud Din-Jabbar, a decorated U.S. Army veteran, killed 15 people in a New Year’s Eve truck attack in New Orleans after reportedly radicalizing over the past year. Investigators found he had joined ISIS and recorded videos expressing his intent before the attack.
Jabbar's family and friends noted a shift towards a more conservative interpretation of Islam, but were unaware of his radicalization. Financial troubles and a divorce may have contributed to his erratic behavior. The attack has raised concerns about the potential resurgence of ISIS.
#economy
GB News: Drivers fury over two-tier parking fees coming in across popular tourist hotspot - 'Short-sighted'
Local traders in South Hams, Devon, are opposing a council plan to implement two-tier parking fees, where non-residents would pay double compared to residents, starting April 2025. Critics argue the move is short-sighted and could harm local businesses reliant on visitor traffic.
The council cites financial pressures and the need to maintain services as reasons for the increase. Despite the proposed changes, officials claim parking will still be cheaper than in similar tourist areas. Local business owners fear the impact on the economy could be devastating, as many visitors are essential to the community.
#culture
Breitbart: Melania Trump Documentary Film from Amazon Set for Global Theatrical Release to Showcase the ‘Truly Unique Story’ of the First Lady’s Life
Filming has commenced on a documentary about Melania Trump, set for global release by Amazon Prime in late 2025. The film aims to provide an unprecedented look at her life, following the success of her memoir, which offers personal insights and stories.
This project marks a shift from the previous media portrayal of Melania during her husband's presidency, as she often received limited coverage. The documentary is expected to highlight her experiences and contributions as First Lady.
#crime
The Telegraph: New Orleans terrorist used rare explosive never seen in US or Europe
The New Orleans attacker, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, killed 14 people by driving a truck into a crowd and created two bombs using a rare explosive compound never seen in US or European terror attacks. Investigators are probing how he learned to make the explosives.
The bombs, found on Bourbon Street, failed to detonate, and the FBI believes Jabbar acted alone, but they are investigating potential sources for his knowledge of the explosive.