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A New York police officer is being praised for rescuing a family from a burning house
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Paris, France, Happening Now: Protest against the government's mandatory vaccine and vaccine passes.

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“People think he was great and a revolutionary... [but] he used to kill gays in Cuba. He used to kill Christians. He used to kill people that didn’t agree with him just because they wanted freedom and they didn’t want to be communist.”

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A group of fishermen got a big fishy surprise leaping out of a Canadian river near their boat. 👀

Holy crap, that would put me off swimming in fresh water for the rest of my life
Yakutia, Russia: The Russian military has used its heavy-lift transport planes to help douse wildfires in Siberia, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday. It said that the crew of Il-76 military transport planes dropped 370 tons of water on blazes in Yakutia in northeastern Siberia over the last 24 hours. The regional branch of the Emergency Situations Ministry’s in Yakutia said more than 2,000 of its personnel were battling the wildfires. The Russian state agency responsible for fighting forest fires, Avialesookhrana, said that more than 300 fires had engulfed about 2.1 million acres. It noted that Sakha-Yakutia was the worst affected, with 123 fires covering more than around 1.8 million acres. Russia has been plagued by widespread forest fires, blamed on unusually high temperatures and the neglect of fire safety rules.
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A pursuit suspect in a BMW hit speeds of over 160 miles per hour in the Inland Empire. A suspect wanted for a burglary out of Los Angeles was leading authorities on a high-speed chase through the Inland Empire Wednesday morning. The exact crimes the suspect is wanted for and the circumstances that lead up to the chase were not immediately confirmed. It’s unclear if the BMW was stolen. At around 10:30 a.m., the suspect appeared to abandon the car in a residential neighborhood the 2300 block of 6th Street in La Verne. Police were on scene and searching the area.

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URGENT! Working to get more information regarding an ‘active police incident’ in College Station, Texas.

Police are asking the public to avoid the area. Unconfirmed witness reports show there may be a man armed with a gun involved.
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WARNING! DISTURBING! From Inbox: something went wrong in Karachi, Pakistan, during the cow show when a furious bull rammed people. 👀
"Shame on you Lebron! My kids looked up to you." Apparently when Lebron isn't busy bashing police, his new past time is ignoring the rules and sneaking booze in to shamelessly plug his brand.

Time to call him out. What an embarrassment to the sport.

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LASD Lost Hills Stn.: After two years as Watch Commander at Lost Hill Station we will miss you, but wish you lots of success as you continue your journey in the Specialized Programs, Custody Services Division. Congratulations Lieutenant Carrillo.

LASD HQ: Watch Command Carrillo has a big smile as she leaves the station to go to Custody Services Division. Hope you enjoy your new assignment.
BREAKING! Harvey Weinstein indicted in Los Angeles on charges he sexually assaulted five women, according to the LA County District Attorney.

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Is California’s electric car revolution bad for the planet? California has been pushing the world toward electric cars for decades. But more electric cars means more lithium-powered batteries. Creating enough of them could be causing its own environmental crises. By 2035, California will ban the sale of gas-powered cars in an effort to address climate change and push drivers toward electric vehicles. But that means we’ll need more raw materials to build electric car batteries – like lithium, which is typically sourced and refined abroad – until now.