Winds die as California fires ease amid widespread outages
Winds easing across California bring relief to residents of Sonoma and other counties after a three week siege. Nearly 200,000 people return home as 140 homes burned in Sonoma, while utility outages affect more than 350,000 statewide. Fire causes include trash, stolen car chases, and electrical lines amid dry brush. standings and details vary across counties.
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Fire Kills 73 as Pakistani Train Burns Near Rahim Yar Khan
A fire on a train traveling from Karachi to Rawalpindi killed 73 and wounded about 40 when passengers cooking breakfast with gas stoves caused an explosion near Rahim Yar Khan in Punjab. Officials say kerosene and stove use spread the blaze. some victims leapt from the moving train. Survivors question whether a short circuit sparked the disaster. Prime Minister Imran Khan ordered an urgent inquiry amid long standing railway neglect.
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Chicago teachers reach deal to end 11 day strike
Chicago teachers reached a tentative contract with Mayor Lori Lightfoot ending an 11 day strike. The accord returns 300000 students and 25000 teachers to classrooms and extends the school year by five days to cover missed instruction.
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North Korea fires two suspected missiles into sea
North Korea fired two suspected ballistic missiles into the sea between the peninsula and Japan. Japanese and South Korean officials said the launches ended a monthlong lull after stalled denuclearization talks. Kim Jong Un has set a year-end deadline for talks with Washington.
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Trump Alone on Minnesota GOP Presidential Ballot
The Minnesota Republican Party will place only Donald Trump on the March 8 2020 primary ballot. Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan sent a letter to the Secretary of State detailing the candidates list, excluding William Weld Mark Sanford and Joe Walsh from the ballot.
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