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Good to see you all. How are you . [cheers and applause] sean weve got a great crowd tonight. Welcome back to hannity welcome to our Live Audience and all you at home. We have a ton of Breaking News all across the country and the world tonight. Trace gallagher will join us from israel. We have a breaking new update about the hostages who were kidnapped by the Terrorist Group Hamas and we are also tracking a developing story out of maine where now at this hour a manhunt is underway for an active shooter. Also, tonight, according to a bombshell report, and this is a bombshell, from foxnews. Com,...

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They detonated $10,000 from the money that we raised as part of black women for back lives. we are working with the government and organization in kherson to provide directly to their doors. that's one of the ways to assist people in kherson. they're reporting that the main thing they want people to know that they are there and they are stuck. if any of the global community could assist and awareness could be raised to help them, just like the student in sumy. >> kim, we should acknowledge

Black Flag. Eventually, Egan became a well-known figure within the scene. In his mid-20s at the time, he became the self-described “friendly neighborhood older dude.” Sometimes he would even do promotional work for bands—taking photos that would go on album covers, 7” records or flyers. Not in it for the money, all Egan asked for in return was maybe a 7” or a T-shirt. He’s still friends with a lot of the people from the scene to this day.  Through his photography, Egan was able to witness the evolution of the local punk and hardcore scene firsthand. From the beginning, he says th...

Mayor Garcetti vetoes city council spending plan that would have reallocated LAPD funds article LOS ANGELES - Earlier this year, the city council diverted money out of the LAPD to go towards community projects after various protests called for defunding the police. However, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti isn’t agreeing and gave a rare veto to those proposals, saying the money could be better spent to address social justice issues. It was about seven months ago when hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, chanting "Defund the Police".  That led to the LA City Council approvin...