Good evening. Here's the latest at the end of Monday.
Trump held his first news conference as president-electDonald Trump invited reporters to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida today for his first news conference since the election. The president-elect spent nearly half an hour jumping from one topic to another, including border security, tax cuts and the war in Ukraine, before taking questions. The event was in many ways reminiscent of Trump's first term, when he relished seizing the world's attention. Trump said Ukraine should be ready to make a deal, cited debunked data linking vaccines and autism, threatened more lawsuits against media companies and accused the Biden administration of hiding the truth about recent drone sightings. We fact-checked the event. Trump said he would consider pardoning Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, and claimed that Elon Musk would be able to cut $2 trillion from the federal budget with "no impact on people." He also announced that SoftBank, the Japanese tech investment giant, plans to inject $100 billion in American projects, likely to be focused on the infrastructure needed to support the A.I. boom. At one point, Trump suggested that he was being treated better than last time he was elected. "The first term, everybody was fighting me," he said. "In this term, everybody wants to be my friend. I don't know — my personality changed or something."
Two people killed in a Wisconsin school shootingA teenage student opened fire this morning at a Christian school in Madison, Wis., killing one student and one teacher, the authorities said. Six others were injured, including two students who have life-threatening injuries. The suspect — who police said had attended the school, but declined for now to release their name, age or gender — was found fatally wounded inside the school. The authorities said that they had not yet identified a motive.
Syria's new leader called for sanctions to be liftedThe leader of the rebel alliance that swept to power in Syria last week urged the U.S. and other countries to remove terrorism designations from his group and to lift sanctions that had been imposed on Bashar al-Assad's government. In an interview today, the leader, Ahmed al-Shara, said the moves would allow the new government to focus on rebuilding Syria. The group has also begun to receive diplomats from the U.N., the Middle East and Europe. In related news, al-Assad gave what appeared to be his first public remarks since fleeing Syria. He said he was evacuated by Russian forces as the rebels advanced on the capital, but that he had wanted to stay and fight.
Germany's government collapsedGerman lawmakers voted today to dissolve Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government, placing Europe's largest economy in the hands of a caretaker government. Scholz had called for the vote last month after his three-party coalition splintered, leaving him without a parliamentary majority to pass laws or a budget. Snap elections are expected on Feb. 23. More top news
The breakout stars of 2024The artists, actors and musicians who rose to the top in 2024 pushed boundaries. The Times made a list of the top 10 performers who shook up their scenes and resonated with fans this year. Our list includes Chappell Roan, who went from camp counselor last year to pop phenomenon (or "Femininomenon") this year; Richard Gadd for his award-winning Netflix show, "Baby Reindeer"; and Mikey Madison, who had a star turn in "Anora." See who else made our list.
Remembering Zakir Hussain, a tabla virtuosoZakir Hussain, the celebrated Indian percussionist and composer who won a Grammy this year for best global music album, died over the weekend at 73. He was a both a master of North Indian classical music and a linchpin of far-reaching world-music fusions.
What holiday tradition do you cherish most?For many of us, the holidays are full of traditions. There are the classics, like ice skating, and the more modern, like bingeing holiday movies with family. With the holidays on the horizon, we're asking readers: What's the tradition, old or new, that you're most looking forward to this year? To share your thoughts, fill out this form. We may contact you to include your contribution in The Evening.
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Cook: Indulge with this creamy no-bake cheesecake. Watch: "Upon Open Sky" is one of the best international movies to stream right now. Read: The author of "The Woman in Cabin 10" recommended 10 thrillers set in remote places. Listen: Check out these new Christmas albums. Plan: Juneau, Alaska, becomes a deal-seeker's paradise in the winter. Dress: Our fashion critic explored whether it's ever OK to go barefoot in public. Compete: Take this week's Flashback history quiz. Play: Here are today's Spelling Bee, Wordle and Mini Crossword. Find all our games here.
How the wackiest Christmas song became a hitOn a snowy night in 1978, Randy Brooks, an aspiring songwriter, found himself stranded after a gig at a hotel near Lake Tahoe. He went back inside, where he was invited onstage to perform with a bluegrass duo. That chance encounter led to the creation of what might be the unlikeliest holiday hit: "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer." The tune — written by Brooks and released by Elmo & Patsy, the duo he met that night — hit No. 1 on a Billboard holiday chart in 1983. Decades later, listeners still can't get the song out of their heads. Have a catchy evening. Thanks for reading. I'll be back tomorrow. — Matthew Sean Kawasaki-Culligan was our photo editor today. We welcome your feedback. Write to us at evening@nytimes.com.
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