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Sacramento: As the drought crisis deepens, California regulators Tuesday imposed sweeping water restrictions on farmers that stops them from taking water out of major rivers and streams. The Water Resources Control Board approved an emergency resolution empowering regulators to halt diversions from the state’s two largest river systems. The order could apply to roughly 86% of landowners who have legal rights to divert water from the San Joaquin and Sacramento river watersheds. The remaining 14% could be impacted if things get worse. The rule won’t take effect for another two weeks and it includes exceptions for some uses, such as water for drinking, cooking, cleaning, sanitation and generating electricity. Without the order, officials warned much of the state’s drinking water supply would be at risk if the drought continues into next year. (Read more.)
According to a report, China could use their increasing nuclear capabilities to coerce the United States within a few short years. They're massively expanding their nuclear silos - all while Biden's Pentagon focuses on pronouns.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/while-the-pentagon-concerns-itself-with-virtue-signaling-beijing-readies-itself-for-nuclear-war-with-america/
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The Dixie fire has forced additional evacuations in California, with firefighters preparing for the worst ahead.
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New Yorkers weighed in on whether Gov. Andrew Cuomo should resign following a report released Tuesday by the state's attorney general alleging that the three-term governor sexually harassed 11 women.
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Surfside condo collapse: Body camera video from initial response released. Body camera footage that showed the moments after the Surfside, Florida, condo collapse, which was released by the town, captured some of the confusion that seemed to border on disbelief when police first arrived at the scene. The collapse ultimately claimed 98 lives and demanded the largest non-hurricane-related emergency response in the state’s history.
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Meanwhile, in Seattle, WA: King County Elections. Not only is there no option to vote in-person, ballot box workers are collecting voters ballots at their vehicles then are taking them to the “ballot box.” Voter rejected the offer of handing his ballot to the worker and placed it in the box himself.

This location is at the drop box in West Seattle Junction.
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Sean Hannity: This country is headed in a scary direction.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! The San Diego Police Department released video footage of the fatal shooting of a firearm-assault suspect by a pair of patrolmen at a Talmadge-area strip mall. SDPD Officers Gregory Bergman and Anthony Guerra shot Jesus Salvador Valeta, 22, when he raised a ghost gun in their direction at the commercial center near the intersection of El Cajon Boulevard and 54th Street on the evening of July 23. Valeta was pronounced dead at a hospital a short time later. The events that led to Valeta’s death began shortly before 9 that night, when a 911 caller reported a shooting in the 5900 block of University Avenue in the El Cerrito neighborhood. Patrol officers arrived in the area to find a 29-year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds, SDPD Lt. Matt Dobbs said. Paramedics took him to a hospital, where he underwent surgery and was listed in stable condition. (Read the full story.)
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