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Since late November 2025, X (formerly Twitter) has rolled out an "About This Account" feature showing where accounts are based. This exposed many popular US-focused political accounts, especially pro-Trump and pro-Israel ones, as operated from countries like India, Eastern Europe, Nigeria, and Bangladesh. The move aims to increase transparency but raises privacy and safety concerns.
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Two prominent sports journalists, Josina Anderson and Zac Jackson, are embroiled in a dispute after Jackson received threatening messages allegedly linked to Anderson's sister. Meanwhile, a separate controversy involves a debate society president at Oxford making offensive comments about a political figure, leading to his resignation. The stories highlight tensions in media and political discourse.
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A confidential report by 24 FBI agents criticizes Director Kash Patel's first six months in office, citing inexperience, poor leadership, and internal mistrust. The report highlights incidents including Patel's public remarks, mishandling of cases, and a culture of politicization, amid ongoing speculation about his future.
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Since July, U.S. corporations have reported significant tax savings due to new Republican laws, reducing federal revenue by about a third. Meanwhile, Texas and Hawaii face budget challenges, with debates over tax cuts for high earners and new initiatives for children. Recent political moves highlight ongoing fiscal and ideological conflicts.
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Recent reports reveal that Nick Fuentes's rise in online prominence is largely driven by foreign bot farms based mainly in Asia and Africa. These automated accounts artificially inflate his engagement, potentially serving foreign interests aiming to destabilize US political discourse and amplify extremist narratives.
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This week saw major geopolitical shifts, including Putin's return to Alaska, US diplomatic antics, and political upheavals across Africa and Latin America. Meanwhile, US domestic politics remain volatile with controversial comments from Trump and rising support for unconventional candidates, reflecting a turbulent international and national landscape.
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The Pentagon escalated its review of Senator Mark Kelly to a formal investigation over allegations of misconduct after he publicly urged troops to refuse unlawful orders. The move follows Kelly's video message supporting soldiers' right to disobey illegal commands, prompting political and legal controversy amid ongoing military and domestic deployments.
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace is accused of verbally abusing airport staff during a security delay, claiming the police report is falsified and politically motivated. Her rival, Alan Wilson, denies her allegations amid ongoing political tensions and her gubernatorial bid.
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Zohran Mamdani, a progressive candidate, wins New York City mayoral primary, campaigning on affordability and community issues. His crossover appeal to some Trump supporters surprised many, as he advocates for rent freezes, free transit, and addressing economic inequality amid a polarized political climate. Voters will choose the Democratic nominee in March 2026.
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Since Charlie Kirk's assassination in September, figures like Candace Owens have promoted unfounded conspiracy theories involving foreign governments and political organizations. Erika Kirk, Charlie’s widow, publicly condemns these claims, leading to a tense meeting and the cancellation of a planned livestream. The controversy highlights deep divisions within the conservative movement.
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A suspect was detained after a shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, injuring nine students, two of whom died. The attack occurred during exams on Saturday afternoon. Police continue to investigate the motive while maintaining campus security.
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Nicki Minaj appeared at a conservative conference praising Donald Trump and JD Vance, criticizing industry backlash and speaking out on Christian persecution in Nigeria. Her support marks a notable shift from her previous criticism of Trump, sparking mixed reactions among fans and industry observers.
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Jimmy Kimmel delivered Channel 4’s 'Alternative Christmas Message,' criticizing US democracy and Trump’s influence, amid his recent suspension from ABC over comments on Charlie Kirk’s murder. His speech highlights concerns over free speech, political polarization, and authoritarian trends in America.
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In 2025, Elon Musk experienced a tumultuous year marked by political alliances, failed government reforms, business setbacks, and expanding AI influence. His brief role in government efficiency efforts ended in chaos, while his companies faced both growth and decline amid global scrutiny and internal controversies. Today’s date is Thu, 01 Jan 2026.
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Tony Dokoupil's debut as CBS Evening News anchor has been marred by live broadcast errors, internal upheaval, and criticism over editorial independence. His first week included a teleprompter malfunction, controversial segments, and internal resistance, raising questions about the network's future under new leadership.
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Elon Musk has reportedly contributed $10 million to a super PAC backing GOP Senate candidate Nate Morris in Kentucky. This is Musk's largest known political donation since 2024, signaling increased engagement in US politics amid intra-party tensions and his recent repair of ties with Trump.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that Kirk will receive an award at the upcoming International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem. The event, attended by pro-Israeli leaders, aims to confront antisemitism and Holocaust denial. Kirk, a supporter of Israel, is recognized posthumously amid debates over his legacy and comments on Jewish issues.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom sharply criticized European and American leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos for their perceived weakness and complacency regarding US President Trump's threats, including his ambitions to seize Greenland and control Arctic territories. Newsom urged unity and strength, warning of the dangers of appeasement.
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Leaders across Europe, the US, and Israel are addressing rising antisemitism, political extremism, and anti-Zionist rhetoric. Recent conferences, protests, and policy debates highlight deep ideological divides, with some European right-wing figures forming alliances with Israel against radical Islam, while US and European officials grapple with antisemitism linked to migration and political activism.