Today’s facts 12-02-2025
Today’s facts …
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The Tennessee 7th Congressional District special election is today.
Be wary of today’s Travel Tuesday deals.
The White House says Navy Admiral Bradley ordered the second strike on boat survivors, not Hegseth.
Underbussing: putting blame on someone else for something you did.
In an anecdote in his own book, Hegseth told soldiers under his command in Iraq to disregard legal guidance on killing enemy combatants.
The former Honduran President, sentenced to 45 years in prison for his involvement in the transportation of hundreds of tons of cocaine to the US, has been released after his Trump pardon.
Indiana Republican state senator Jean Leising stands by her opposition to gerrymandering.
Sen. Mark Kelly says he will not back down or be silenced.
Obama and Pete Buttigieg have no plan called "Project Unity" for Democratic candidates.
38% of Republicans do not view themselves as MAGA.
The FBI spent $851,244 in overtime pay for 934 agents to process and redact the Epstein files - which have still not been released.
The injured National Guard member gave a thumbs-up to a nurse and wiggled his toes.
Michael and Susan Dell will put $250 into 25 million children’s new Trump accounts.”
There was not a Dora the Explorer being chased by ICE balloons during the Macy's Parade.
Trump insulted another female reporter, “I got a perfect mark (on a cognitive test), which you would be incapable of doing.”
Washington Post, AP, CNN, Reuters, and Newsmax were denied access to a recent Pentagon Q and A session.
The average price of a gallon of gas has fallen to its lowest level in more than four years.
Passengers without a Real ID will be required to pay a $45 fee in order to fly from US airports beginning Feb. 1.
The Brooklyn Public Library is offering free library cards to US teens for audio and e-books.
