SUMMARY: Twenty Republican state attorneys general, led by Kansas AG Kris Kobach, expressed support for President-elect Donald Trump’s immigration policies, aiming to reverse what they deem the failures of the Biden administration. They criticized Biden’s executive actions for weakening border control and enabling illegal immigration, claiming to have successfully sued the administration multiple times, including a recent case against providing healthcare to illegal DACA recipients. While Trump has recently softened his stance on DACA, the coalition remains hopeful he will rescind the program. They plan to collaborate on securing the border and reinstating “America First” policies to address immigration challenges.

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SUMMARY: Two adult males were found dead in what police are investigating as a double homicide in South St. Louis. The incident occurred last night in the 4600 block of South 38th Street, near the Dutchtown neighborhood. Homicide detectives are leading the investigation, which is still ongoing, and no suspects have been identified at this time. The police have not disclosed the victims’ ages or identities. This incident may mark the first murders of the new year in St. Louis. Authorities plan to release more details later today and encourage anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, officials responded to the scene around 8:30 p.m. after two men were found dead inside of a building on the 4600 block of South 38th Street, near Taft Avenue, located in the Dutchtown neighborhood of south St. Louis.

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SUMMARY: Nearly 44 years after leaving office, former President Jimmy Carter returns to Washington for his state funeral rites following his death at 100. His remains will be transported from Atlanta to the Capitol, where he will lie in state before a funeral at Washington National Cathedral attended by President Joe Biden. Known as an outsider who struggled with Washington’s political dynamics, Carter’s presidency (1977-1981) was marked by challenges like inflation and the Iran hostage crisis. Despite early difficulties, he later gained respect for his post-presidency humanitarian work and is remembered as a complex figure who made significant contributions to society.

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