California sinks: subsidence costs billions across Central Valley
Four years of drought and heavy groundwater pumping cause land to sag in the Central Valley. Sinking affects canals and riverbeds, damaging infrastructure and prompting costly repairs as groundwater extraction continues. Hydrogeologist James Borchers warns subsidence progresses slowly but relentlessly.
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Medical marijuana’s big business lures ex officers
Illinois’s budding medical marijuana industry draws former law enforcement officials into high level roles. The AP identified at least 17 ex-officers in Illinois, with influence from a Fraternal Order of Police trustee to former undercover narcotics officers. Noted cases include Scott Abbott, a retired state police colonel guiding compliance at two dispensaries. The trend mirrors hires in Washington and Colorado where cannabis is legal.
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Relatives question Chicago police shootings of two residents
Grieving relatives of Quintonio LeGrier 19 and Bettie Jones 55 criticized Chicago police after the killings as a federal civil rights probe unfolds. relatives called for nonlethal methods and questioned why officers fired first while authorities investigate potential racial disparities in force.
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German edition of Mein Kampf to include critical commentary
After 70 years, Germany lifts copyright block as Bavaria loses control of the work by Adolf Hitler. The Munich Institute for Contemporary History will publish a fully annotated edition next month, sparking debate among historians and Jewish groups about knowledge versus potential mystique.
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Giant Yule goat burns again in Gavle Sweden
In Gavle Sweden a large straw Yule goat was set ablaze early Sunday ending its month long display. Police arrested a 25 year old man in balaclava clothes soaked in lighter fluid for arson and planned to question him after sobering up.
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Gavle
Sweden
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