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BREAKING! GERMANY -- At least 3 injured after a letter bomb explodes at Lidl's head offices in Neckarsulm. A suspected letter bomb has exploded at the headquarters of the Lidl supermarket chain in Neckarsulm, Germany, with police telling local media three people were injured. It’s the second such incident in two days in the country. The wounded have been rushed to hospital. One of the three sustained moderate injuries in the incident, according to local reports, while the other two escaped with light injuries. Around 100 people were evacuated from the administrative building, located in a small town near Stuttgart. While police have confirmed that three people were injured, they have not corroborated media reports that the blast was caused by a letter bomb. According to German news outlet Bild, a bomb disposal squad has been spotted entering the building.
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The former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, NJ was imploded on Wednesday morning. It has been closed since 2014.
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Meanwhile, in Texas ... One state has snow plows. The other doesn’t. One side of this street is Texarkana, Arkansas. The other side is Texarkana, Texas. "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." There is a leadership failure in Texas..
Many want to blame Trump... but police say their bosses were to blame.

“Our leaders did not properly plan for the protest nor prepare officers for what they were about to face... they knew days before that the protest had the potential to turn violent.”

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BREAKING! Rush Limbaugh, the monumentally influential media icon who transformed talk radio and politics in his decades behind the microphone, helping shape the modern-day Republican Party, died Wednesday at the age of 70 after a battle with lung cancer. #RIP
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A transformer caught fire in Hoboken, New Jersey. Another had exploded the night before, leaving thousands of residents without power.
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AR15.COM: Did you ever America so hard you knocked your teeth out?
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President Trump Reacts to the Death of Rush Limbaugh
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Austin, Texas -- This is what Austin is like right now. Only a few grocery stores open, the ones that are have lines around the block and aren’t currently being restocked. Roads are still iced over, traffic lights are still off. Still no power/water for a lot of the city.
The Los Angeles public school district has voted to ax 133 members of its police force — and replace them with school “climate coaches” to help black students.

The district’s board voted Tuesday night to cut the Los Angeles School Police budget by $25 million, losing 70 sworn officers, 62 non-sworn officers and one member of support staff, the force said. The money will help create a $36.5 million new Black Student Achievement Plan, with most of it used to hire “climate coaches” at secondary schools, the Los Angeles Times said.

The coaches “will provide students with an advocate on campus who is trained and focused on implementing positive school culture and climate,” a school report said. They will use “effective de-escalation strategies” while “building positive relationships and elevating student voice, eliminating racial disproportionality in school discipline practices, and understanding and addressing implicit bias,” the report said. The cuts amount to 28 percent of the police department’s staff, and defied “significant opposition” among parents and staff, the force said.

“Make no mistake, this will impact student and staff safety,” warned Rob Taylor, the president of L.A.’s School Police Management Association.