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Firefighters described the Medline distribution warehouse fire in Tracy, CA as one of the worst fires of its kind and largest of their careers as smoke continued to billow Friday morning. "There's been distribution centers that have burned throughout our nation, but to have one over a million square... show more

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Los Angeles county fire chief Anthony Marrone says two people have been killed in the Eaton fire, one of four fires that are growing in Los Angeles, and many are injured. Live updates: 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube

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🇺🇸 Newsom declares a STATE OF EMERGENCY: A massive plume of thick smoke continues to billow over East Los Angeles as the Boyle Heights Lineage Logistics cold storage warehouse fire enters its 5th day. Thick smoke, air quality alerts, and crews battling a stubborn blaze in a 500k sq ft insulated "giant cooler" packed with 85M lbs of frozen food. This comes right on the heels of the huge Medline medical supply warehouse fire in Tracy, CA (1M sq ft destroyed mid-June). Plus, other recent warehouse/industrial blazes in the state. Is this a coincidence... or a disturbing trend in California's logistics hubs? Supply chain headaches incoming! Writer: Jamie

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A massive warehouse fire that has been burning since last Wednesday continues to smolder sending blankets of toxic smoke across LA County. And now there's concern over the hundreds of thousands of pounds of mostly meat that is set to rot. LA county has declared the state of emergency.

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Jonathan Turley: "One individual came close to half a million dollars in fraud, as well as the voting violation...You get a glimpse as to why we are looking at billions of dollars that have been burned through in this country. We're becoming a nation of chumps; that is, we have to deal with the interrelationship of election fraud, financial fraud that is connected to unlawful immigration."

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Joe Mazzulla: “A lot of times in the world today, it's an either-or society, but there's a duality to everything. And the year we won, I felt just as empty as I did when when we lost. The duality of going after something bigger than yourself with a group of people — There's two sides to every coin. When you go after greatness, you have to accept the other side of that.”

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As a proud Angeleno, the fires that have devastated our county have been heart-breaking. I am so fortunate that while my own home in the Palisades was at risk and had some damage from the fires, I am safe. So many others cannot say the same, and my heart goes out to all of those who have been affected and are rebuilding their lives from ash. I wrote this poem, “Smoldering Dawn”, to process my own fears and prayers for us as we come together as a community to heal from this trauma. While we mourn what we have lost, we also give thanks to the first responders, firefighters and civilians who have fought so tirelessly to combat these fires and ensure the safety of so many. To honor them, I’m releasing this poem as a fundraiser for the California Fire Foundation, which is offering support and aid to firefighters families, as well as those who have been impacted by the fires. 💛 Give what you can, help who you can, stay safe, and this too we shall conquer.

As a proud Angeleno, the fires that have devastated our county have been heart-breaking. I am so fortunate that while my own home in the Palisades was at risk and had some damage from the fires, I am safe. So many others cannot say the same, and my heart goes out to all of those who have been affected and are rebuilding their lives from ash. I wrote this poem, “Smoldering Dawn”, to process my own fears and prayers for us as we come together as a community to heal from this trauma. While we mourn what we have lost, we also give thanks to the first responders, firefighters and civilians who have fought so tirelessly to combat these fires and ensure the safety of so many. To honor them, I’m releasing this poem as a fundraiser for the California Fire Foundation, which is offering support and aid to firefighters families, as well as those who have been impacted by the fires. 💛 Give what you can, help who you can, stay safe, and this too we shall conquer.

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🚨#BREAKING: Multiple firefighters are on scene battling a significant mulch fire 📌#Houston | #Texas Numerous Firefighters are currently at the scene of a significant mulch fire at a Living Earth mulch facility in Northwest Houston Texas. The fire began as a small grass fire and then spread to a pile of mulch, igniting several other large mounds of mulch. Firefighters worked to stop the flames from spreading to a warehouse on the property. No homes or businesses are in danger, and there have been no reported injuries. However, firefighters are facing challenges due to the extreme heat. Arson investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire. Crews will continue fighting the fire overnight.

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If there's one thing I don't understand about the gentrification rage in Mexico specifically it's that...US citizens have been "gentrifying" dozens of Mexican cities for decades and no one really said much. But now that it's Mexico City it's all of a sudden the worst thing ever?

If there's one thing I don't understand about the gentrification rage in Mexico specifically it's that...US citizens have been "gentrifying" dozens of Mexican cities for decades and no one really said much. But now that it's Mexico City it's all of a sudden the worst thing ever?

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🚨#BREAKING: Firefighters are battling a massive mulch brush fire as it creates fire tornados 📌#Mesa | #Arizona Currently, multiple firefighters are working hard to put out a massive mulch brush fire that has broken out in Mesa, Arizona As the fire is continuing to spreads its creating mini Fire Tornados or fire whirlwinds as it burns through tons of mulch and other debris. The smoke from the fire can be seen from miles away.

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