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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. In New Orleans, the FBI is investigating

the deadly pickup truck attack on Bourbon Street as an act of terrorism and says the suspect

likely didn't act alone. Matt Bloom of member station

WWNO reports at least 10 people died. Dozens were injured. Federal investigators say

Army veterans Shamsuddinjabar drove a rented pickup truck down Bourbon Street as hundreds

of New Year's Eve revelers were celebrating. Police killed the 42-year-old Texas resident during a shootout and afterwards discovered an improvised explosive device and an ISIS flag attached to the vehicle.

In a press conference with federal and local officials, Louisiana Senator John Kennedy called the act objective evil.

If this doesn't trigger the gag reflex of every American, every fair-minded American,

I'll be very surprised.

Investigators say they identified at least two other explosive devices in the French

quarter and have since neutralized them.

Officials declined to answer questions about whether they had identified any additional suspects.

For NPR news, I'm Matt Bloom in New Orleans.

Russia hit Ukraine's capital early today with a dronet wreck that left one person dead, several

others injured.

MPIRS Brian Mann has more from Keeve.

Keeves' anti-aircraft weapons began to fire just before dawn

as the buzz of Russian drones could be heard overhead.

Russian attacks like this one have been part of daily life

for Ukrainian civilians for nearly three years.

24-year-old Yaroslav Meshkov says he's not hopeful for peace in 2025.

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