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The victim's body was found in a dumpster near a barracks building.
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Chinese industrial-scale scam centers are bilking Americans of more than $5 billion each year and giving Beijing a pretext to expand its influence across Asia.
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Friedrich Merz, who vows to build Europe’s largest conventional army, says the continent is now doing more for its own defense.
Top church leaders visited Gaza after its only Catholic church was struck by an Israeli shell, an attack that killed three.
Syrian troops on Thursday pulled out of the Druze heartland of Sweida on the orders of the Islamist-led government, following days of deadly clashes that killed nearly 600 people, according to a war monitor.
(Reuters) -Donald Trump's name appeared on a risque 2003 personal note to Jeffrey Epstein, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. The...
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans were grasping late Thursday to formulate a response to the Trump administration’s handling of records in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, ultimately...
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President Trump says that he wants Coca-Cola to switch from using corn syrup to cane sugar. NBC News' Ellison Barber talks to Editor-in-Chief of Investopedia Caleb Silver on the potential change and the response from Coca-Cola.
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El Salvador's most prominent human rights group says it's been forced into exile, citing threats and harassment from the government of President Nayib Bukele.
President directs Pam Bondi to seek release of testimony from sex-trafficking case and threatens to sue Wall Street JournalDonald Trump said on Thursday he had directed his attorney general, Pam Bondi, to seek the release of grand jury testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking case as he sought to tamp down controversy over a story that he allegedly contributed a sketch of a naked woman to Epstein’s 50th birthday album.The president said on Truth Social he had authorized the justice department to seek the public release of the materials, which are under seal, citing “the ridiculous amount of publicity given to Jeffrey Epstein”. Continue reading...
23-year-old man, who previously pleaded guilty to manslaughter, admits he killed his former girlfriend in Ballarat in April 2024Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLachlan Young has pleaded guilty to the murder of his ex-partner Hannah McGuire eight days into his trial.The 23-year-old had admitted he killed his former girlfriend, pleading guilty to manslaughter at the start of the trial.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...
GOP leaders are working on a plan to send the Senate-approved rescissions package to the floor tonight.
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The Army vet was arriving at work when federal agents surrounded his car, broke his window, pepper sprayed him, dragged him out and arrested him, he said.
Utility companies are closely watching the demand the searing temperatures are putting on the power grid. Technology like artificial intelligence has also put more demand on the system. The Eversource power distribution operations center in Dorchester is filled with real-time information where crews monitor the power grid to assure it runs as designed. “The blue line is the forecasted energy use, and the lighter line is the actual,” said Doug Foley, the president of electric operations for Massachusetts for Eversource, while showing NBC10 Boston real-time energy consumption data. Amid scorching heat on Wednesday, Eversource called on its partners who voluntarily agreed to reduce their consumption during high-use days. “That was about 80-100 megawatts that our customers reduced in order to match generation,” Foley said.The balancing act has gotten trickier with AI tools. “A ChatGPT AI query actually uses 10 times the amount of energy as a basic search through Google or Yahoo,” said Mathew Carrara, president of Doble Engineering. The Boston-area company works with utilities like Eversource to help determine if their system needs tweaking to keep up with demand. “We basically monitor the equipment that is in play and say, ‘Hey, you are operating at a safe level. You should be okay with a certain amount of demand depending on what that demand could be,’” Carrara said.Vincent Lopopolo, of Holden, says he uses power and AI: “I wouldn’t have graduated college without AI. I had no idea it was in big demand. I thought it was just like using a google search.” Carrara says AI relies on supercomputing to be able to run a query in a matter of seconds. “Every time someone uses an AI format, the drain on the power grid is instant and because we don’t know when someone is going to do a ChatGPT search, the drain on the grid is unknown,” he said. “It can happen any time of the day, 24 hours, so AI and data centers as a whole are having a lasting impact on the power grid.”Carrera calls it one question that even AI may need a few years to figure out: “How do you generate this same type of intelligence but using less energy.” There are companies, Carrara said, trying to make the technology more efficient, but it is likely years away.
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Fall River will increase firefighter staffing in the wake of an assisted-living facility blaze that’s one of the deadliest fires in recent Massachusetts history, the city’s mayor and union officials said Wednesday.The firefighter’s union has said inadequate staffing hindered the response to the blaze and contributed to the death toll, which stood at nine on Wednesday, with two people in critical condition. Mayor Paul Coogan had said there would be time for conversations about staffing levels as the immediate need to help people subsided. But on Wednesday, both sides joined for a news conference and announced that four more of the city’s fire trucks will be staffed with four firefighters, up to six from two. “This is a very important issue that’s been in the spotlight for the last few days,” Coogan said, calling it a “positive step” that will make city residents safer. Questions have also arisen about the facility’s safety and disaster preparedness after the state previously cited it for failing to report numerous health and safety incidents. Those questions remained under investigation Wednesday.Here’s what to know about the blaze, its victims, and how authorities and residents have reacted in the aftermath:What we know about the fireFirefighters responded to the Gabriel House in Fall River, about 50 miles south of Boston, at about 9:50 p.m. Sunday and were met with heavy smoke and flames at the front of the building.The fire trapped residents inside, including some who were hanging out windows screaming for help, authorities said Monday. At least 30 people were hurt.About 50 firefighters responded to the scene, including 30 who were off-duty. Police helped break down doors and carried about a dozen residents to safety. Five injured firefighters were released from the hospital Monday.The blaze’s origin and cause are under investigation, and the Bristol County district attorney’s office said the cause “does not appear to be suspicious.”What we know about the Gabriel HouseThe three-story Gabriel House is a 100-unit assisted-living facility that opened in 1999, according to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Aging and Independence. The facility’s website promotes studio apartments “for those seniors who cannot afford the high end of assisted living,” as well as group adult foster care within walking distance of shopping, restaurants and churches.Those who live alone in studio apartments, arranged around a central courtyard area, pay between $1,850 and $2,400 monthly, depending on their level of services, according to the website. The residence also offers a basic living plan that includes shared studio apartments but doesn’t specify a price.“If an emergency occurs, no matter the time, there will be someone ready to help,” the website states.Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey at a news conference described the facility’s residents as a vulnerable population with many in wheelchairs and having oxygen tanks.Those who died ranged in age from 61 to 86. Family members have already begun sharing their stories.On Wednesday, the district attorney’s office released the identity of the eighth of the nine people killed in the fire, 77-year-old Joseph Wilansky. The identity of the ninth person, a 70-year-old woman, is not being publicly released because family members have yet to be notified.Fire Chief Jeffrey Bacon said at Wednesday that two others remain hospitalized in critical condition. While the district attorney’s office said Massachusetts State Police have received preliminary information from the Gabriel House that two residents remain hospitalized in critical condition, they said they have not yet been able to confirm that information with the hospital. They said they can only confirm at this time that one 66-year-old female resident remains in critical condition.Records show that the facility was cited for failing to immediately report more than two dozen health and safety incidents. The facility was last inspected by the state on Oct. 31, 2023, according to a report from the state Executive Office of Elder Affairs. The report cited the facility for seven deficiencies, four of which were repeat problems. After the facility responded with a corrective action plan, it was re-certified through November 2025.Dennis Etzkorn, the facility’s owner, declined to comment Monday, but officials said he was cooperating with the investigation.Tension over fire preparedness and responseA firefighters union said inadequate staffing hindered the response to the blaze and contributed to the death toll. One fire captain said no breathing equipment was available when he arrived, so he searched door to door without an air tank until the smoke got to him.“We did the best we could with what we had, and what we had was not enough,” said Michael O’Reagan, president of the Fall River firefighters union.Coogan, the mayor, had said fire department staffing is based on the fire chief’s recommendations.“You couldn’t have had enough people here to save everybody that needed help last night,” Bacon said.But the mayor and union were conciliatory at Wednesday’s press conference, with both sides encouraged the progress in boosting staffing levels, while still aiming for adding four more firefighter positions, so all 10 of the city’s trucks can be staffed with four firefighters.“The language was spicy and it went back and forth, but it was only spicy in the same direction,” Coogan said of the discussions.International Association of Fire Fighters President Ed Kelly, whom Coogan referred to as “my new friend” also spoke, stressed that staffing issues are “not just a Fall River problem,” and said that decisionmakers across Massachusetts and the country should prioritize hiring more firefighters. “We don’t want to have the conversation after the tragedy,” Kelly said.Several residents praised firefighters and police for heroic rescue efforts but said staff members did little to help.Richard Moore, a former head of the Massachusetts Assisted Living Association and a former longtime state senator, called on the attorney general to investigate. He said he was troubled by what he heard about the circumstances leading up to the fire, including insufficient fire drills and an owner who was indicted in 2012 on medical assistance fraud and kickback charges that were dismissed three years later.Deadliest fire in Mass. in 40 yearsThe Fall River blaze is the deadliest fire in Massachusetts since 15 people were killed in 1984 in a rooming house fire in Beverly, according to the state Department of Fire Services. Eight people were killed in a 1982 apartment fire in Lowell, seven people were killed in a 1978 apartment fire in Lawrence, and six firefighters died in a 1999 warehouse fire in Worcester.Head cook Paul Ferreira said the people at Gabriel House had long struggled to find affordable housing.How to helpThere are several ways to donate to those impacted by the deadly fire at the Gabriel House that have been sanctioned by the city.Donations have already been pouring into the city’s Timao Center, which has served as a temporary shelter for the survivors.“It’s been amazing, my car is absolutely stuffed,” said Niki Fontaine, the city’s director of outreach services.The city has posted information on several ways to help, including donating money to the United Way of Greater Fall River and the Firefighter Wives Association. They said the greatest need is for clothes, shoes and other basic items; counseling; housing; funeral services; assistance for veterans and document replacement.Fontaine elaborated, saying, “What we still really need are sneakers, plus-size stuff, PJs, phone chargers, books or activities... sleepwear, socks, underwear, stuff like that.”Catholic Charities is collecting donations at 1600 Bay Street in Fall River. Donations can be dropped off Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.More on the Fall River fireFall River20 hours ago‘Very important part of our family': Loved ones mourn those killed in Fall River firePhilanthropyJul 15How to help the victims of the deadly Fall River assisted-living facility fireMassachusettsJul 15Questions remain about Fall River assisted living facility fire that killed 9
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The Chinese economy cooled in the second quarter, but growth was in line with expectations despite pressure from U.S. tariffs.
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