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What Our Epstein Outrage Has Obscured

Jeffrey Epstein was a man who hurt many women. He was accused of sex trafficking. This case made people think about other problems that were not being talked about.

Jul 29, 21:08upd. 2d
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Man, 60, found fatally shot in Auburn Gresham home

A 60-year-old man was found fatally shot inside a home in Auburn Gresham on Wednesday morning. He had a gunshot wound to his abdomen and was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said no one else was injured and no arrests have been made. The shooting occurred around 10 a.m. in the 7600 block of South Emerald Street.

Jul 29, 17:15upd. 2d
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Sales Are So Low, California Wineries Are Burning Their Vineyards

California wineries are burning their vineyards. This is happening in Monterey County. The wineries are doing this because they are losing money. The climate in Monterey County is good for growing wine grapes.

Jul 30, 09:00upd. 2d
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New Mexico AG Calls for Reform After Report Finds “Substantial Racial Disparities” in One School District

A report looked closely at one school district in New Mexico. It found that there are big racial differences in how students are disciplined. Indigenous and Hispanic students get suspended more often. They also miss class for longer times compared to white students. The state's Department of Justice released this 47-page report.

Jul 13, 10:00upd. 19d
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What We Know About the ICE Shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed by ICE agents in Houston. A makeshift memorial was set up near the site where he died. Authorities are investigating the shooting.

Jul 11, 15:20upd. 20d
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‘We’re Fighting Satan’: The War to Save Bees From a Hornet Invasion

Yellow-legged hornets are moving across South Carolina's Lowcountry area. These insects are attacking the local bee populations. A group of people, called bee defenders, is working hard to help the bees. They are fighting this invasion to protect the honey supply.

Jul 13, 09:02upd. 19d
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Oregon is on track for its worst wildfire season yet

Oregon is having a very bad wildfire season. Many fires are burning in central and eastern Oregon. Over a million acres have burned. People are being forced to leave their homes.

Jul 29, 20:28upd. 2d
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Waiting for a Library Book? This Man Makes Sure You Get It.

A retired police captain works at a library shipping center. For twenty years he has overseen the sorting and sending of books. Each day tens of thousands of books are processed. His work helps library branches get the books they need.

Jul 31, 07:00upd. 1d
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Flash flooding destroys structures, submerges roads in Northeast US

Heavy rain caused flash floods in parts of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania on Wednesday. The floods destroyed buildings and covered roads with water. More than 10 million people were under flood alerts across the region. Some areas received almost a foot of rain in less than a day. Videos show the rushing water and damage, with some clips having no sound.

Jul 30, 16:08upd. 1d
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Woman shot and hospitalized after argument in Van Nuys apartment

Early Saturday morning, police were called to an apartment in Van Nuys. A man shot a woman several times after they argued. The woman was taken to the hospital for treatment.

Aug 2, 02:14upd. 14m
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New Mexico woman's bodycam confession about hiding newborn baby in hospital garbage tossed by state court

In 2023, 19‑year‑old Alexee Trevizo was arrested after she admitted on police body‑camera video that she hid her newborn baby in a hospital trash can. She said she did it to hide her pregnancy and was later charged with first‑degree murder and tampering with evidence. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the body‑camera footage cannot be used as evidence because it violates doctor‑patient confidentiality. The decision means prosecutors cannot rely on that confession in her murder

Aug 2, 06:48upd. 14m
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Police fatally shoot suspect in deadly California kidnapping

On Wednesday night in Chino Hills, California, deputies fatally shot a kidnapping suspect. The suspect had shot a victim twice and placed the body in the car trunk. During a traffic stop, deputies confronted the suspect and shot him.

Jul 30, 16:22upd. 1d
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Famed Big Bear eagle Jackie remains 'very sick' as malady remains a mystery

Jackie is a famous bald eagle living near Big Bear Lake in California. She has been very sick for some time, and doctors do not know what is wrong. Veterinarians are running many tests, and they have found that she is anemic.

Aug 2, 00:05upd. 15m
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Flour + Water redefines traditional Italian cooking in its San Francisco restaurants

{"Flour + Water is a restaurant in San Francisco.","It is known for redefining traditional Italian cooking.","The co-chefs, Thomas McNaughton and Ryan Pollnow, have been nominated for a James Beard award.","They use the name \"Flour + Water\" for their innovative approach."}

Aug 1, 15:21upd. 14m
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