Less than a week into 2025, the need for rapid Senate confirmation of President-elect Donald Trump’s national security team could not be more apparent.
On New Year’s Day, Americans across the country were subjected to multiple suspected terrorist attacks, capping off a devastating end to Joe Biden’s disastrous presidency.
In New Orleans, ISIS-inspired Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove a rented vehicle into a crowd, killing at least 15 people and injuring dozens more in the process. Meanwhile, authorities are investigating a potential act of terrorism in Las Vegas, where active-duty Army soldier Matthew Livelsberger blew himself up while inside a rented Tesla Cybertruck stationed outside of the city’s Trump International Hotel.
While details remain forthcoming and potential links between the suspects are undergoing investigation, the Jan. 1 attacks…
