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12:25 PM ET, January 2, 2016

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CBS News:
Terror group uses Donald Trump soundbite in purported propaganda video  —  Terror group al-Shabab, al-Qaeda's Somalia-based affiliate, is using a clip from Donald Trump in a purported Islamist propaganda video — and it's gaining traction among Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) online channels.
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Tiffany Ap / CNN:
Al-Shabaab recruit video with Trump excerpt: U.S. is racist, anti-Muslim  — Trump has called for a ban on all Muslims traveling to the U.S. and surveillance on Muslim communities  — Hillary Clinton claimed earlier that Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric was being used by ISIS to recruit fighters
ABC News:
Al-Shabaab Releases Recruitment Video Featuring Donald Trump  —  The militant group Al-Shabaab — Al Qaeda's affiliate in Somalia — has released a recruitment video featuring GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.  —  The more-than 51-minute video includes a clip of Trump calling for a …
Sopan Deb / CBS News:
Meet the man behind the “Trump is disgusting” skywriting  —  PASADENA — A millionaire real estate developer — who also happens to be a donor to Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's presidential campaign - is behind the aerial messages at the Rose Bowl calling GOP front-runner Donald Trump “disgusting” and he says that there's more to come.
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Caitlin Yilek / The Hill:
Skywriting above Rose Parade: ‘Trump is disgusting’  —  Skywriters had a stark message for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the annual Rose Parade in California on Friday.  —  “America is great.  Trump is disgusting.  Anybody but Trump,” read words dotted across the sky.
Iamhectordiaz / SBNation.com:
Someone is skywriting anti-Donald Trump messages above the Rose Parade
Discussion: addictinginfo.org and Raw Story
Jonathan Easley / The Hill:
Thirty days to Iowa: Candidates make final sprint  —  Presidential candidates are in an all-out sprint in Iowa with the caucuses only 30 days away.  —  Campaigns are sharpening their attacks, doubling down on time and resources spent in the state, and placing their final bets on the ad buys …
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Steven Shepard / Politico:
Insiders give their top predictions for 2016  —  Donald Trump will win the GOP presidential nomination and pick Mike Huckabee as his running mate.  The FBI will file criminal charges related to Hillary Clinton's use of a home-brew email server as secretary of state.
Discussion: electoral-vote.com
New York Post:
Why America is right to think Obama's losing the War on Terror  —  After the holidays, President Obama will no doubt resume his campaign to educate the American public about the brilliance of his anti-terrorism strategy.  He'll even have some facts on his side — just not most of them.
Katie Falkenberg / Los Angeles Times:
Sheriff's officials: Four dead in Rowland Heights shooting, including gunman shot by son  —  Four people died after shootings late Thursday in this Rowland Heights home on Batson Avenue.  —  Three people were fatally shot inside a Rowland Heights home on New Year's Eve by a man who was then shot …
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Asoleycerro / KTLA:
Son, 33, Fatally Shoots Father Who Killed 3 People in Rowland Heights: Sheriff's Department  —  A 33-year-old man has been arrested for fatally shooting his father on New Year's Eve after the 54-year-old allegedly killed his son's bedridden mother, girlfriend and friend in Rowland Heights …
Discussion: New York's PIX11 and fox13now.com
John Hinderaker / Power Line:
On Guns, the Democrats Aren't Serious  —  News reports indicate that next week, President Obama will unveil new regulations intended to force some non-firearms dealers to run background checks before selling guns.  Since the database against which background checks are run is close to useless …
Ashley Parker / New York Times:
How Jeb Bush Hopes to Save His Candidacy  —  HIALEAH, Fla. — Jeb Bush and his supporters still have a pile of money to spend — remnants of $100 million raised when he seemed early this year to be a sure bet.  They have an expansive ground operation in New Hampshire.  And allies have just began a new ad campaign in Iowa.
New York Times:
Two Ways of Dealing With Guns  —  This is a big day for Texans yearning to flaunt their handguns in belt and shoulder holsters.  A new “open carry” law enacted by the Republican Legislature goes into effect on Friday, posing a challenge for law enforcement, businesses and other institutions …
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New York Times:
Gun-Friendly Texas Is Getting Even Friendlier
Discussion: BuzzFeed and BizPac Review
 
 
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Chris Dettro / State Journal Register:
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Paul Muschick / Morning Call:
Search for autistic Allentown boy continues as night falls
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Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Privilege, Pathology and Power
Discussion: JustOneMinute
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