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Nov 08 2023
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Texas officials issue shelter-in-place order after chemical plant explosion
SHEPHERD, TEXAS (AP) — Authorities issued a shelter-in-place order for Texas residents within a one-mile radius of a chemical plant fire Wednesday. A large plume of smoke could be seen in video captured by residents as the plant caught fire in Shepherd, Texas. San Jacinto County Office of Emergency Management said in a statement that a private school in the area had been evacuated and that
Register-HeraldNov 01 2023
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Musk Tells Rogan Twitter 'Suppressed' Republicans '10 Times' More Than Dems
Elon Musk said that conservative users of X, formerly Twitter, were suppressed "10 times the rate" of liberal users prior to him taking over the company.
Musk, the platform's CEO, obtained X in October 2022 and quickly made headlines after signing off on a series of reports published by independent journalist Matt Taibbi in late 2022 nicknamed the "Twitter Files." Taibbi's work
NewsweekNov 08 2023
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Funeral home owners arrested after 189 decomposing bodies found inside
The bodies were found at a funeral home in Colorado. The owners of a Colorado funeral home where 189 decomposing bodies were found have now been arrested, according to authorities. The improperly stored bodies sparked the governor to declare a local disaster emergency and call for assistance from the FBI. On Wednesday, the owners of the funeral home, Jon and Carie Hallford, were arrested in
ABC News (Online)Nov 07 2023
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14-year-old charged with stabbing of juvenile in Allston
Boston police arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection to an incident in Monday afternoon in Allston, in which a boy was stabbed and another person was threatened with a knife, they said. Police responded to the scene for a report of a person stabbed in the area of Armington Street shortly before 3:30 p.m., a press release noted. First responders transported a boy to a local hospital for
Boston.comNov 07 2023
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An Alabama mayor ended his life after a website showed pictures of him cross-dressing
An Alabama mayor ended his life after a website showed pictures of him cross-dressing F.L. "Bubba" Copeland wore many hats in the small city of Smiths Station in east Alabama. He was the mayor, a pastor and the owner of a local grocery store. He was also a husband and father. But in the days before Copeland took his life, the 49-year-old was revealed to have another identity — this time, of a
NPR Fact CheckNov 07 2023
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Minnesota voters are making decisions on crucial races Tuesday, including in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS — The 2023 General Election is finally here. While it might be considered an off-election year, a lot of important decisions will be made locally on Tuesday. "This is a really important day. these elections across Minnesota have a direct connection to quality of life," Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said. ELECTION GUIDE: Where to vote and what's on the ballot Polls opened
CBS News (Online)Nov 13 2023
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Speaker Johnson Tries to Unite GOP, Avert Govt Shutdown
Fledgling House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., faces his first big legislative battle this week as his tries to marshal his fractious Republican majority into supporting an unconventional plan to avert a partial government shutdown beginning Saturday. Some House Republican hardliners were already pushing back at Johnson's proposal for a two-step stopgap bill that would not otherwise cut spending
Newsmax (News)Nov 09 2023
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Voters Approve Higher Property Tax Rebate From Texas
Homeowners will get a higher property tax rebate from Texas starting next year now that the voters have overwhelmingly approved Proposition 4 in the November election. Proposition 4 will permanently raise the homestead exemption on local school taxes, benefiting about 5.7 million households. Property tax rebate from Texas: what does it include? Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick applauded the approval in a
Value WalkNov 08 2023
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PA Democrat Cherelle Parker makes history as Philadelphia's 100th mayor, first woman to hold the position
Voters elected two women for the first time to lead Philadelphia and Pennsylvania’s second-largest county, installing Democrat Cherelle Parker as the 100th mayor of the state’s largest city and Democrat Sara Innamorato as executive of the county that includes Pittsburgh. Parker, 51, who has held office at the state and local level after first becoming involved in politics as a teenager,
Fox News (Online News)Nov 07 2023
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Polls open as voters decide elected officials, issues across Metro Detroit
Warren — The polls have opened in Metro Detroit, where voters are casting ballots Tuesday to choose their elected officials and decide ballot issues. The polls are scheduled to be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Absentee ballots must be returned to the local clerk’s office before the polls close to be counted. Voters and potential voters can visit Michigan.gov/vote to find out where to find their
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