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New York firefighters battled a smoky fire in 1986 at the same Bronx building where 17 were killed this week

By Artemis Moshtaghian, CNN New York firefighters battled a fire with “great volumes of smoke” nearly 36 years ago at the same Bronx apartment building that caught fire Sunday, leaving 17 dead — all from smoke inhalation, officials said. The March 1986 fire was documented in FDNY’s official training publication, WNYF, in which members of

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Tracking a calm and quiet week ahead

Tonight: Winds remain out of the northwest at 2-5 mph. Skies continue to clear leading to an overnight low into the upper teens for Mid-Missouri. Tomorrow: Winds switch out of the south early in the morning paired with mostly clear skies to warm Central Missouri to 37 degrees. Extended: Temperatures gradually increase to the lower

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Los Angeles hits a record number of new infections. Pictured is a Covid-19 testing site at Los Angeles International Airport on December 6.

Nearly a quarter of hospitals are reporting a critical staff shortage as Omicron drives a rise in Covid-19 cases

By Dakin Andone and Susannah Cullinane, CNN About 24% of US hospitals are reporting a “critical staffing shortage,” according to data from the US Department of Health and Human Services, as public health experts warn the Covid-19 surge fueled by the Omicron variant threatens the nation’s health care system. “Given how much infection there is,

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Arkansas governor says large businesses in state should not comply with Biden administration’s ‘oppressive vaccine mandate’

By Devan Cole, CNN Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson urged large businesses in the state not to comply with the Biden administration’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate, saying employers should not follow the “oppressive” rule hours before the order is set to partially go into effect. “They should wait until they get the Supreme Court decision, and of

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