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President trump arrives in california today in a smoky haze is blaming the wildfires plaguing the west coast. Not on Climate Change but on the failure to properly manage the forests this came up in a public discussion between the president and governor newsome and those 2 kept a very civil very point. The governor has acknowledged that Forest Management is an issue but not the issue newsome pointing out that most forest land in california is federally owned still should our leaders be addressing more thoroughly both concepts Climate Change and Forest Management i asked our political analysts. ...

Shots fired near the library. When officers arrived they found two windows that had been shot at. The library was open and full of patrons, the university sent out an alert to avoid the area. Nobody was hurt. One student reports glass falling on his studying materials. I got a from friend out here saying shots fired, sirens, and looked out here, san jose p. D. Was allaround. Shots fired into 7th floor window. I wont park in there. I will do my research from home. Im used to shootings but it was in the library that should be a safe place. Across the street from the Library Officers were above t...

Nashville, TN - Despite an offensive explosion in the first inning, the Nashville Sounds (13-17) were unable to hold the lead against the Norfolk Tides

PEMBROKE – With only one senior between the two schools, Pembroke and Quincy are amidst a youth movement, but the Presidents came out on top of the court for the second straight year. With the top spot of the Patriot League Fisher Division in the balance, Quincy prevailed 51-49 in a come-from-behind girls basketball victory […]

Layered atop the hills on the edges of Rio de Janeiro are favelas, working-class neighborhoods each with their own unique identity, culture and demographics. These communities are also largely disadvantaged: spotty internet connectivity, a lack of clean water, organized crime and police violence are all daily challenges that residents face, but rarely see covered by mainstream Brazilian news outlets.