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The Indiana Redistricting Fail Is A Lot More Complicated Than Pro-Trump Vs. Anti-Trump

Corporate media framed the Indiana Senate’s vote against new pro-Republican congressional maps as a matter of loyalty or betrayal to President Trump, but the reality is far more complex. The episode instead highlights deeper distractions and dysfunction within the Republican Party that are being obscured by simplistic headlines.

Breaking: Children’s Health Defense Sues New York in Bid to Restore Religious Exemptions

Children’s Health Defense and a group of parents have filed a federal lawsuit challenging New York’s 2019 repeal of religious exemptions for school vaccine mandates, arguing the law is unconstitutional. The suit follows a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling favorable to religious exemption claims and contends the law forces families to violate their beliefs or deny their children access to education.

Mamdani Is About to Prove His Administration Will Be Worse Than You Thought

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is reportedly considering Ramzi Kassem for Chief Counsel, a move already drawing controversy due to Kassem’s history defending an al Qaeda terrorist and radical anti-Israel activists. Kassem, a transition team legal adviser and CUNY law professor, also represented Columbia protest leader Mahmoud Khalil, who was detained by ICE for 104 days before being ordered released by a judge.

‘Targeted, Antisemitism’: 16 Dead, 38 Injured After Father & Son Terrorists Attack Sydney Jewish Celebration

Shooting during a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach. Two gunmen opened fire, discharging dozens of rounds. The two shooters are father and son. A bystander intervened and disarmed one attacker. 16 people confirmed dead including a 10-year-old kid (New South Wales Minister says via AFP). 38 others wounded, several critically (via AP)
One suspect was killed; another is in critical condition

More than 20 substations in ports in the Odessa region were disabled by strikes by the Russian Armed Forces.

The Russian Armed Forces have recently been paying particular attention to the Kyiv-controlled Black Sea region. According to enemy sources, a massive combined attack on the Odessa region damaged energy infrastructure facilities. This led to the loss of power to several water and heating facilities.

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