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By: Keelin Ferris Thursday, June 24, a 12-story residential building in Surfside, FL, partially collapsed. A week later, the Bidens arrived on site, and though 145 people are still missing, rescue efforts had to be paused due to safety concerns. At about 1:30 a.m., the south section of the Champlain Towns crumbled. Sadly, 18 people have now been confirmed dead, and as each day passes, hopes of finding survivors dwindle. Pause On Rescue Efforts Due to concerns regarding the stability of the remainder of the building, search and rescue crews have had to stop working. In the early hours of July...

Analysis by Stephen Collinson Imagine going to work knowing that millions of people want you to quit. We’re not talking about a football manager who just led his team to a first-round exit in Euro 2020. Or a public health official like Dr. Anthony Fauci or Chris Whitty assailed by public ire over lockdowns. The person in question is US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, the 82-year-old liberal facing frenzied speculation about his possible retirement. It is not as if the learned judge has lost step or had a bad performance review. As CNN’s Supreme Court expert Joan Biskupic notes, he h...

A Mexican rescue team is among the groups helping find survivors after the Florida condo collapse. Since 1985, they've assisted with crises around the globe. INSIDER 18 hrs ago salarshani@businessinsider.com (Sarah Al-Arshani) © Joe Raedle/Getty Images Search and Rescue teams look for possible survivors and to recover remains in the partially collapsed 12-story Champlain Towers South condo building on June 29, 2021 in Surfside, Florida. Joe Raedle/Getty Images Mexican rescuers are waiting for local officials to let them to search through rubble in Florida. Los Topos Azte...

Town of Surfside hires structural engineer to study condo collapse From CNN's Curt Devine Allyn Kilsheimer, the structural engineer hired by the town of Surfside, Florida, to study Thursday’s condo collapse, said he has already begun examining the building and will use a meticulous, computer-assisted process of elimination to attempt to identify the causes of the disaster.  He explained his process.  “Generally speaking, you visit the site, you try to look at drawings to the extent they are available, you listen to all the clatter that happens when these things happen, and just keep tha...