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On the Hawaiian islands, where Hurricane Dora's impact can be felt to the south and a potent ridge of high pressure to the north, deadly wildfires have killed at least 36 people, and search efforts are ongoing. "As the Lahaina fire remains active, 36 fatalities have already been confirmed, according to the firefighting efforts. There are currently no other facts available, states a press statement from Maui County. As the wildfires continue, visitors with current and planned lodging at West Maui hotels may need other accommodations, Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke said Wednesday as she issued an emergency proclamation to extend the state of emergency to all counties, discourage non-essential air travel to Maui, and order all affected state agencies to assist with the evacuation. Luke stated, "This proclamation is to discourage travel to the affected areas so we can prioritize our limited resources for Maui residents who desperately need assistance." (read more) |
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Special counsel executed a search warrant of Donald Trump's Twitter account (read more) |
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If you've been grocery shopping lately, you more than likely have noticed the insanely high food prices thanks to inflation and supply chain woes. On top of those issues, the global food supply continues to dwindle, all while the demand for food continues to climb. So if you think prices are high now, buckle up - they're about to get a lot higher. (read more) |
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Right-wing presidential candidate assassinated by 'organized crime' after vowing to take on crime (read more) |
Vulnerable House Dem brags about plan to transform moderate Blue Dog Coalition into rural Antifa group (read more) |
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Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia claims he is "thinking seriously" about declaring himself an independent before the 2024 election and leaving the Democratic Party. Manchin said he hasn't made up his mind about his political future, which may include launching a third-party presidential campaign or campaigning for a fourth term in the Senate, in a podcast with West Virginia Metro News "Talkline" presenter Hoppy Kercheval on Thursday. "I'm thinking seriously. For me, I have to have peace of mind, basically," said Manchin during the interview. Manchin noted that he needs more time to think things over before making a choice. Many Democrats are worried about Manchin possibly running as an independent for president. (read more) |
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These Republicans are ready for Mitt Romney to go (read more) |
Biden admin in trouble for doing this to reporters (read more) |
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Several factors influence why investors choose dividend stocks. One benefit is that they give investors dividend income, which is a bonus on top of capital growth over time. A rise in the stock prices of the corporations in your portfolio is always welcome. The addition of a few additional performance percentage points through dividends is a benefit. Second, companies that pay dividends are frequently more reliable. They also have a propensity to develop gradually and predictably. It's a straightforward yet effective combination that has benefited investors and will do so going forward. It's also wonderful that dividends mitigate the effects of price increases during these inflationary times. Consider these stocks for those seeking income and upside in the current market. (read more) |
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Excellent tech stocks to have in your portfolio for the long haul (read more) |
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In yet another story to add to the Florida man files, a Google Street View car was the subject of a police chase that reached speeds of up to 100 miles per hour (MPH). While the driver of the Google Street View car is from Florida, the chase unfolded in Middletown, Indiana. The chase started when a police officer clocked the car going speeds in excess of 100 MPH. The car was observed passing several other vehicles at these speeds. The posted speed limit for the area is 55 MPH, and 40 MPH when the school zone lights are flashing. Here's what happened when an officer pursued the vehicle while it continued to go 100 MPH, all while running a red light and driving through yards. (read more) |
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In a news conference on Monday, Australian police revealed that three people had died and one was in critical condition after they ingested poisonous mushrooms. The individuals were served the mushrooms during a meal at a private home in Leongatha. A 66-year-old woman, a 70-year-old woman, and a 70-year-old man were among the victims who perished from the meal. The victim still in the hospital is a 68-year-old man. According to Detective Inspector Dean Thomas, there were also two children present at the luncheon. Here's what we know about the suspect and their relation to those who were killed as well as what happened to the children who were there. (read more) |
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A couple is suing an Atlanta hospital after they say the doctor decapitated their baby during birth (read more) |
A 25-year-old San Francisco woman makes more than $10K a month by buying and selling fixer-uppers (read more) |
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