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Bored of too much justice. i think what fani willis is going to do is, here it is, a law on order, go. it's gonna be a. show >> i need to say as we watch the court clerk walked the indictment in georgia up to the judge, we were glued to the television. i remember thinking, why is this so intriguing. it's actually quite boring when you think about it. if we were as intrigued by the walk through the elevator, up to the judge, just think about how we would be to see that court case play out on national television. dahlia let's quick, thank you, we appreciate. it coming up, the president hours awa...

Withheld until their families are notified. here's a bit of what the governor had to say. we are just a little bit heartbroken because we do have to report that more of our loved ones have been confirmed lost and deceased. 110 individuals have been confirmed deceased. we will get some details about this from our distinguished leaders and police and fire. 38% of the territory has been covered. earlier on wednesday, it was confirmed that us presidentjoe biden and the first lady will travel to hawaii on monday to meet the survivors and emergency workers in maui. the white house says biden is expe...

Wildfires in California destroyed five times more areas between 1996 and 2020 than they did from 1971 to 1995. Investigators from the University of California and other international institutions have established that human-caused climate change is to blame for nearly all of the increase in scorched terrain.

The harm caused to the Northern Hemisphere's peatlands as a result of wildfires could lead to greater quantities of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere, a new study involving the University of Plymouth has warned.

The end may be in sight for New Mexico's largest fire in the state's history. The Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon fires are now 93 percent contained.