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I have that same feeling now. this period between january 6th and the inauguration feels very tense to me. it feels like there is a substantial threat that exists. >> historically mass casualty targets might be yeother yentse toward the federal government. there's good reason to see from fbi intel they are targeting state houses but then there's a question about other kinds of infrastructure attacks. the hoover dam has been a target of the movement recently. other kinds of gas lines, syna synagogues, various kinds of other oppositional spaces like ethnic study classrooms have been targets in t...

A MAIN road was flooded and homes were put at risk after the River Foss overtopped its banks in York yesterday - but there was good news for…

The river Ouse from Ouse Bridge Picture: Kieran Delaney THERE are still 13 flood warnings in place around York this morning with river levels still rising in the city. City of York Council say more than properties in the Clementhorpe area of the city could be at risk of flooding from the river Ouse. The river Ouse is forecast to peak at 4.7m at noon today. Overnight a pump protecting riverside properties failed at about 2.30am in Peckitt Street, but it has now been replaced and is working. In Malton the river Derwent is now above record levels of just above 5m with Cou...

A DONEGAL company has secured a multi-million pound contract to renew platforms as well as track, signalling and overhead line equipment at London’s King’s Cross Station. Pod-Trak, who specialise in the construction and maintenance of transport infrastructure, was founded by Paul O’Donnell in 2007. It’s a company that saw an opportunity, grasped it and has gone on to do incredibly well. Advertisement Today, the company, which is headquartered in Perivale, West London with offices in Bristol, Manchester, Doncaster and Letterkenny, employs over 300 people across the UK and Ireland. This...

THE River Ouse in York is set to peak at 4.76 metres above normal at 3am tomorrow - just short of the levels at which there is widescale property…