In the world of music, Jimmy Page, the legendary guitarist of Led Zeppelin, turns 80. His influential guitar playing and his role in founding one of the top-selling bands of all time have earned him great acclaim. Happy Birthday, Jimmy Page!

In other news, the Times of Israel provides live updates on Wednesday's events, offering insights into various foreign affairs happening around the world.

On the topic of foreign affairs and politics, an ebook titled "Jihad Vs. Civilization: The Truth About The Hamas War On Israel" exposes the realities of the conflict. It sheds light on the financial and political support behind the war, including involvement from the Biden administration, nonprofits, universities, and the IRS. The book aims to share these revelations widely in order to combat threats to civilization.

In the realm of health and politics, Dr. Anthony Fauci, a prominent figure in America's public health systems, faced a seven-hour questioning regarding his role in the COVID-19 pandemic. The testimony revealed failures in the public health system and inconsistencies in Fauci's statements on gain-of-function research and oversight. The government is demanding accountability.

Tragically, a Houston rapper named Lee Arthur Carter has been accused of kidnapping and holding a homeless woman captive in his garage for four years. The woman, who was discovered in April, was pregnant and severely underweight, weighing only 70 pounds. While Carter has been charged with aggravated kidnapping, he was able to post bail and secure his freedom.

In a remarkable feat of endurance, 92-year-old Alfredo Aliaga became the oldest man to complete the Grand Canyon's rim-to-rim trek. Training every day, Aliaga finished the hike in 34 hours and 2 minutes, crediting his healthy lifestyle for his fitness.

On the technological front, a Boeing jetliner experienced an inflight blowout over Oregon due to a pressurization problem. Prior to this incident, the plane had been restricted from long flights over water due to a recurring warning light.

Lastly, billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman supports alumni candidates who aim to bring change by joining Harvard's board of overseers. The candidates prioritize protecting free speech, addressing financial mismanagement, and fighting antisemitism on campus.

The Digest, 1/9/2024 @1000PM, CDT

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