Mountain Fire burns 32 square miles in Ventura County
The Mountain Fire near Camarillo has destroyed 132 structures and damaged 88, threatening about 3,000 more in suburban Ventura County. Evacuation orders cover around 10,000 residents as crews fight steep terrain with water-dropping helicopters amid Santa Ana winds and a red flag warning. Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency.
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Kelly Barton
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Gavin Newsom
Three charged in Liam Payne death in Buenos Aires
Argentine prosecutors charged three suspects with abandonment leading to death and supplying narcotics over Liam Payne's fall from a hotel balcony in Palermo. Autopsy cites multiple injuries and alcohol cocaine and a prescribed antidepressant in his system. One suspect allegedly accompanied Payne, another is a hotel staffer who allegedly supplied cocaine, and the third is a drug dealer.
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Liam Payne
One Direction
Andrés Madrea
Payne
Palermo
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Fed Cuts Key Interest Rate Amid Inflation Drop
The Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark rate by a quarter point to about 4.6 percent, citing easing inflation and a strong job market. Chair Jerome Powell said Trump will not influence policy in the near term, defending Fed independence despite calls for White House involvement.
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Wall Street
Bus crash in N Y injures passenger on I 490 west of Rochester
A bus carrying 28 people rolled over on Interstate 490 west of Rochester around 7 a.m. All aboard were hospitalized, with one person in critical condition. The driver was cited for fatigued driving, speeding, unsafe lane change and belt violations.
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N.Y
New York
Rochester
Monroe County
Todd Baxter
New York City
Niagara Falls
DNA rewrite of Pompeii fatalities challenges ancient family tales
New DNA analysis of 14 Pompeii casts from the Mount Vesuvius disaster shows the mother and child in the house of the golden bracelet were not related, and a man was among the embrace believed to be sisters. The study, by Mittnik at Max Planck with Harvard and University of Florence, uses near two millennia old DNA to reassess who these people were and their origins, expanding views of Roman Empire mobility.
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Alissa Mittnik
Max Planck Institute For Evolutionary Anthropology
Germany
Mittnik
Current Biology
Cludes
Harvard University
University of Florence
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Roman Empire
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