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Death toll rises to 24 in LA wildfires, more wind expected
Wildfires · California

Death toll rises to 24 in LA wildfires, more wind expected

43% Center coverage: 224 sources
The number of people confirmed dead in fires that are burning through the US city of Los Angeles rose to 24 on Sunday, authorities said. See the Story
Musk discussed ways to oust British PM Starmer before next election, FT reports
Elon Musk · United Kingdom

Musk discussed ways to oust British PM Starmer before next election, FT reports

50% Right coverage: 42 sources
Billionaire Elon Musk has held private discussions with allies about removing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer from his position before the next general election, the Financial Times reports. Musk, the world's richest person and a close ally of US President-elect Donald Trump, in December endorsed a German anti-immigration party before elections slated in February, and has repeatedly commented on British politics, demanding Prime Minister Keir Starmer resign.See the Story
China may have stopped Putin from using nuclear weapons, Blinken says
Antony Blinken · United States

China may have stopped Putin from using nuclear weapons, Blinken says

54% Left coverage: 13 sources
China may have talked Russian President Vladimir Putin out of deploying nuclear weapons amid Russia's war against Ukraine, outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview with the Financial Times (FT) on Jan. 3. Beijing has emerged as Moscow's leading ally and financial backer since the full-scale invasion of February 2022, though China has denied accusations of supporting Russia's military efforts. China may have exerted its influence over Russia to intervene when Putin was considering nuclear escalation, Blinken told the FT.See the Story

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