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Month: December 2021

On her first day, driver was headed back to Amazon warehouse when disaster struck

By Janelle O’Dea Click here for updates on this story     EDWARDSVILLE, Illinois (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) — Cranes pulled apart sections of the collapsed Amazon warehouse Saturday morning as rescue crews searched for possible victims of Friday night’s tornado. Employees and friends watched tow trucks remove dozens of damaged vehicles, some crushed under the collapsed portion

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People gather belongings from a tornado damaged home after extreme weather hit the region December 12

Climate change likely played a role in this weekend’s deadly tornadoes. The question is how.

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN The series of weekend tornadoes that ripped through the parts of the US this weekend adds to another stretch of deadly and potentially unprecedented weather disasters that plagued the planet this year. Meteorologists and climate scientists say the latest outbreak is historic. And as these extreme weather events intensify, occur more

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Secret Service Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here is some background information about the Secret Service, a federal agency tasked with protecting the president of the United States, among many other responsibilities. Facts The Secret Service is one of the country’s oldest federal investigative agencies, founded in 1865 to stop counterfeiters. There are approximately 3,200 special agents and an

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Jeff Sessions Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the life of Jeff Sessions, former US attorney general and former Republican senator of Alabama. Personal Birth date: December 24, 1946 Birth place: Selma, Alabama Birth name: Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III Father: Jefferson Beauregard Sessions Jr., business owner Mother: Abbie (Powe) Sessions Marriage: Mary Blackshear Sessions (1969-present) Children:

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LA public defender's office has 100 cases involving Torrance officers accused of racist and anti-Semitic texts.

LA public defender’s office has 100 cases involving Torrance officers accused of racist and anti-Semitic texts

By Natasha Chen and Jason Kravarik, CNN The Los Angeles County Public Defender’s office has identified about 100 ongoing cases that involve the more than dozen Torrance police officers accused of exchanging racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic messages, Ricardo Garcia told CNN on Saturday. To date, the Los Angeles County District Attorney has dismissed about 40

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