France -- One of the largest data center complexes in Europe, destroyed in Strasbourg by fire, 3.6 million websites taken offline, no data will be recoverable.
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ESPN anchor crushed live on the air by falling set piece. Thankfully he was uninjured.
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You’re listening to the first audio recordings of laser strikes on Mars. These rhythmic tapping sounds heard by the microphone SuperCam instrument have different intensities that can help NASA team figure out the structure of the rocks around Perseverance Mars Rover.
BREAKING! Washington — The House approved the final version of Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Wednesday, handing the new president a significant legislative victory as he works to stabilize an economy still struggling to rebound from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The bill, known as the American Rescue Plan Act, passed by a vote of 220 to 211. One Democrat — Representative Jared Golden of Maine — joined all Republicans in voting against the measure.
Golden had previously voted against the House version of the bill which passed last week. The legislation will soon head to Biden's desk, where he will sign it on Friday, the White House said. The Senate approved the bill along party lines following a marathon voting session on Saturday.
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The bill, known as the American Rescue Plan Act, passed by a vote of 220 to 211. One Democrat — Representative Jared Golden of Maine — joined all Republicans in voting against the measure.
Golden had previously voted against the House version of the bill which passed last week. The legislation will soon head to Biden's desk, where he will sign it on Friday, the White House said. The Senate approved the bill along party lines following a marathon voting session on Saturday.
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House approves $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, sending bill to Biden
The president will sign the massive bill into law on Friday, the White House said.
Convicted killer Phillip Dorsett, who came from a life of wealth and privilege in Rancho Palos Verdes, was in a celebratory mood one Monday night inside his cell resembling a college dorm room at New Folsom State Prison.
Dorsett, sentenced to 40 years to life for the 2005 execution-style shooting death of a rival gang member, had just learned Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón had issued a new directive calling for the possible resentencing of inmates who have already served 15 years in prison.
Dorsett felt confident he would soon be free, calling for impromptu party with his cellmate and some moonshine. The moment was captured on video shot on a contraband cellphone and smuggled out of prison. It was released Tuesday by the California District Attorneys Association in a condemnation of Gascón’s edicts on crime and punishment. (Read more.)
Dorsett, sentenced to 40 years to life for the 2005 execution-style shooting death of a rival gang member, had just learned Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón had issued a new directive calling for the possible resentencing of inmates who have already served 15 years in prison.
Dorsett felt confident he would soon be free, calling for impromptu party with his cellmate and some moonshine. The moment was captured on video shot on a contraband cellphone and smuggled out of prison. It was released Tuesday by the California District Attorneys Association in a condemnation of Gascón’s edicts on crime and punishment. (Read more.)
Join LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva for the 2021 Hate Crime Summit for an informational session regarding your concerns of hate crimes against Asian-Americans. The event will take place on Thurs, 03/18/2021, 1:30p.m.-2:30p.m. To register, visit: https://bit.ly/307DDhL. Hope to see you there!
BREAKING! France -- Violence broke out in Lyon. Multiple cars set on fire.
New footage from Haleiwa town on Oahu’s North Shore Hawaii. Evacuation orders were issued yesterday for several areas of Hawaii, including the islands of O'ahu & Maui, as heavy rainfall brought destructive flash flooding & surging waters.
A new USA Today/Ipsos Poll found that today only 36% believe George Floyd’s death was murder — that number is down from 60% last year. Americans' trust in the BLM movement has fallen and their faith in local law enforcement has risen since protests demanding social justice swept the nation last year, according to an exclusive USA TODAY/Ipsos Poll.
The debate over the intersection of racism and policing will be in the spotlight again as jury selection opens Monday in the Minneapolis trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd, which sparked nationwide marches last year.
The survey finds complicated and shifting views about Chauvin's actions and broader questions of race. On many issues, there is a chasm in the perspective between Black people and white people.
The debate over the intersection of racism and policing will be in the spotlight again as jury selection opens Monday in the Minneapolis trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd, which sparked nationwide marches last year.
The survey finds complicated and shifting views about Chauvin's actions and broader questions of race. On many issues, there is a chasm in the perspective between Black people and white people.
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BREAKING! Biden officially announces plan to purchase 100,000,000 additional doses of the J&J single-shot Covid-19 vaccine.
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SLOW DOWN: Los Angeles — Wet weather wreaked havoc on Southern California’s roads throughout the day Wednesday. Overnight scattered showers left streets slick, giving way to more crashes than usual and flooding some freeways. Just before 7:30 a.m., car crashed down an embankment along the 118 Freeway, near San Fernando Road. The woman behind the wheel had to cut from her car, and was taken to a hospital for treatment. In downtown LA, several lanes of the 10 Freeway, just before the 110 Freeway, flooded in spots, slowing down traffic. Officers were also in the area urging drivers to slow down.
⚠️ Minnesota: Tornado watch issued. Have a way to receive warnings, outdoor sirens aren’t meant to be heard indoors.