Authorities are looking into a Tesla Cybertruck explosion that occurred on Wednesday outside the Trump Las Vegas hotel in Nevada, with terrorism being considered a possible cause, an official confirmed.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department reported that it is investigating a fire that broke out at the entrance of the hotel tower. While the fire has since been extinguished, the public was advised to avoid the area.
According to an official, the incident occurred when the driver entered the hotel’s valet area and the vehicle exploded. The driver died in the blast, making him the sole fatality. Seven bystanders sustained minor injuries, authorities revealed.

Ten people were killed and 30 injured after a vehicle drove into a large crowd in New Orleans in the Bourbon Street area, the city’s emergency preparedness agency said on its website.
“Public safety partners are responding on scene,” said NOLA Ready, which advised people to stay away from the area. The mass casualty incident took place on Canal and Bourbon Street, the agency said.
“A horrific act of violence took place on Bourbon Street earlier this morning,” Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) said on social media. “I urge all near the scene to avoid the area.”

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President-elect Donald Trump recently shared a scathing video highlighting numerous Democrats who have consistently praised President Biden’s mental clarity, posting it shortly after a veteran journalist condemned those who helped conceal his “obvious cognitive decline.” The video was made available just hours after CBS News reporter Jan Crawford criticized the media for covering up the president’s deteriorating condition, only for it to become impossible to ignore during the debate.

A shocking incident unfolded in New York City on Tuesday, as a man was pushed onto the subway tracks and narrowly avoided death when he was struck by a train. The horrifying attack, which was captured on video, took place in broad daylight, but the victim miraculously survived, only sustaining a head injury.
At around 1:30 p.m. at the 18th Street station, a 45-year-old man found himself in the midst of an unprovoked assault. A hooded attacker shoved him onto the tracks, but against all odds, the victim managed to escape the ordeal with his life. Authorities are now questioning a person of interest in connection with this cowardly act.

After the voting session in the Knesset Plenum on Tuesday, a historic neiros Chanukah lighting ceremony took place, marking the first time such an event was held in the Knesset.
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana led the ceremony, reciting the brachos and lighting the neiros.
Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu, along with ministers and Knesset members, participated by singing the familiar Chanukah songs.
Additionally, a special yellow candle was lit to symbolize the hope for the return of the hostages. MK Ohana expressed: “We light the candles with a shared prayer for the return of all of the hostages, the safe return of the soldiers, the return of the evacuees to their homes, and the speedy recovery of the wounded.”
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Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane (ret.) remembers Jimmy Carter’s ‘iconic moment’ during his presidency and a new warning over China’s military.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared his intention to adopt the “toughest” approach in dealing with the United States, according to reports from state media, just weeks before US President-elect Donald Trump is set to return to the White House.
Kim described the United States as “the most reactionary state that regards anti-communism as its invariable state policy,” accusing Washington of deepening its security alliances with South Korea and Japan, which he claimed were evolving into “a nuclear military bloc for aggression.”

National Border Patrol union president Paul Perez joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss a Trump adviser warning California cities not to defy immigration laws, ICE.
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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to deport millions of immigrants in what would be the largest deportation operation in U.S. history. One cost estimate has his plan at $315 billion – that’s more than the government spends on most federal agencies. Roughly 13 million immigrants who entered the country illegally are at risk of deportation.
WSJ breaks down the logistics and explains why an operation of this scale could require hundreds of billions of dollars over the course of a decade.
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