New Orleans Attack ‘Inspired by ISIS’, and a Cybertruck Explosion in Las Vegas
January 2, 2025
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On Today’s Episode:
New Orleans Attacker Was “Inspired” by ISIS, Biden Says () , by Devlin Barrett, Adam Goldman, Hamed Aleaziz, Emily Cochrane and Aishvarya Kavi
1 Dead After a Cybertruck Explodes Outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas () , by Alexandra E. Petri, Emmett Lindner and Pashtana Usufzy
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