The USS Arizona Memorial reported via X that the 84th Pearl Harbor commemoration ceremony on Dec. 7, 2025, occurred without any survivor attendees for the first time, noting only 12 survivors remain alive after losses over recent years, in a post shared between 12:45 AM and 1:15 AM UTC on Dec. 8. @USSArizona stated, "Sadly, this is the first year at the commemoration ceremony at Pearl Harbor that no Pearl Harbor survivor has attended. We have lost so many over the past few years and as few as 12 remain living today. From one generation to the next. Remember Pearl Harbor. Remember those lost. Remember those who survived. #PearlHarbor84," according to the post at https://x.com/USSArizona/status/1997745088546656313 during the 29-minute reporting window. Separately, Rep. Jasmine Crockett discussed her down-to-the-wire decision on entering the Texas Senate race ahead of the Dec. 8 filing deadline, telling CNN, “I’m not crazy. It’s weird that people believe that I could win the races that I won and I’m just like out here willy-nilly,” as quoted in an X post by @ettingermentum linking to a Dec. 7 CNN article at https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/07/politics/jasmine-crockett-texas-senate during the same period.
