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Biden Visits New Orleans to Honor Victims of New Year's Day Truck Attack

President Biden offers condolences and federal support after a deadly truck attack in New Orleans that killed 14 and injured 35 others.

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Updated: Jan 7th, 2025, 2:43 AM ET

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President Biden visited New Orleans on January 6 to commemorate the 14 victims of the New Year's Day truck attack. During an interfaith prayer service, he expressed support to victims' families, survivors, and law enforcement. The FBI has labeled the attack a terrorist incident, with perpetrator Shamsud-Din Jabbar posting pro-ISIS content before the event. Federal assistance will focus on enhancing security for upcoming events, while the Small Business Administration offers economic recovery support.

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