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The Israeli military took responsibility for an airstrike that devastated a Gaza refugee camp on Tuesday. An IDF spokesperson acknowledged the presence of civilians and said this was "the tragedy of war." NEW LOOK Sign up to get the inside scoop on today’s biggest stories in markets, tech, and business — delivered daily. AdvertisementAdvertisementIsrael's military launched an airstrike on Tuesday targeting Hamas operatives and bases that devastated a refugee camp in Gaza. A view from the area after an Israeli airstrike on Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza, on October 31, 2023.
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New York CNN —David Bohrman, a former veteran CNN producer and executive who pioneered the use of the “Magic Wall,” died Sunday following complications after hip surgery, according to his family. He joined CNN in 1998 and later became the network’s Washington bureau chief and senior vice president. In 2004, it was his idea to anchor CNN’s election coverage from the floor of party conventions. Four years later, he implemented the Magic Wall, a touchscreen display featuring up-to-date voting data on election nights, which is now a staple of CNN’s election coverage and commonly used by other broadcasters. “His decision to take then just emerging touch-screen technology and integrate [it] into our 2008 election coverage was nothing short of revolutionary.
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Following Trump's indictment, Mike Pence is still defending his former boss. Pence is still displaying loyalty to Trump — even after Capitol rioters threatened to hang him. Pence narrowly escaped the Capitol rioters, and has since rebuked Trump for endangering him and his family during the riot with "reckless" statements. "They were saying 'hang Mike Pence,'" Karl told Trump. "Mike Pence is an innocent man," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post in January.
Trump's biggest current and potential 2024 foes rallied to his side on Thursday evening. A grand jury has moved to indict Trump on charges likely related to an alleged hush money scheme. Ron DeSantis, Trump's best-positioned potential rival, vowed not to cooperate with any extradition requests Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg may need to get Trump out of Florida. Insider previously reported how DeSantis has little power to thwart such a request as the Constitution requires interstate extradition. "It is a dark day for America when a former President is indicted on criminal charges," Hutchinson said in a statement.
McCarthy rejected an invitation from Zelenskyy to visit Kyiv. Zelenskyy invited McCarthy to show him how US aid is being put to use in the war against Russia. "I don't have to go to Ukraine or Kyiv to see it," McCarthy said. McCarthy also reiterated that he does not support providing Ukraine with "blank checks." "I will continue to get my briefings and others, but I don't have to go to Ukraine or Kyiv to see it.
The US Department of Transportation is getting involved with the Southwest Airlines delays. Pete Buttigieg met with the CEO of Southwest airlines, as well as union leaders, on Tuesday. Southwest Airlines canceled thousands of flights following the holiday weekend as a result of the historic winter storm that has taken hold across the nation. "USDOT is concerned by Southwest's unacceptable rate of cancellations and delays & reports of lack of prompt customer service," a statement read. "The Department will examine whether cancellations were controllable and if Southwest is complying with its customer service plan."
George Conway expressed fears of more violence following the Paul Pelosi attack. "I think part of the reason is that they're trying to pretend that this has nothing to do with the conspiracy theories that had been advanced among their voters." It was revealed that Depape blogged about conspiracy theories and far-right views. Since the incident, some Republicans, including some who amplified 2020 election conspiracy theories, have condemned the attack. I fear the former president, who is probably going to run for reelection ... he's going to try to use violence as a form of defense."
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