Hawaii faces mounting wildfire and climate disaster risk
An AP analysis of FEMA records shows Hawaii increasingly endures a broad disaster threat led by wildfires. The state’s fire disasters have surged since 2004, with Maui and Big Island residents recounting evacuations and calls for more prevention. Experts cite fuels, drought, land-use changes, and climate change as drivers.
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Associated Press
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Paradise
Debarati Guha-Sapir
Catholic University of Louvain
Belgium
United States
National Climate Assessment
National Interagency Fire Center
University of Hawaii Manoa
Victoria Martocci
Maui
Martocci
Horizons Scuba
Lahaina
FEMA
Micah Kamohoali’i
Big Island
Mauna Kea
Linda Hunt
Waikaloa Village
Hunt
America
Federal Disaster Agency
U.S
Clay Trauernicht
Oahu
University of Hawaii
Trauernicht
Stanford University
Chris Field
U.S. Drought Monitor
Dora
Stanford
Susan Cutter
University of South Carolina
University of Albany
Jeannette Sutton
West Maui
Americans split over Trump's new cases in party lines
AP NORC poll shows Americans divided by party on Trump’s criminal cases. About half say his Georgia 2020 vote count interference was illegal while 53 percent approve DOJ indicting him over efforts to stay in office. Democrats 85 percent approve. independents 47. Republicans 16. Overall 30 percent disapprove, mostly Republicans.
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Washington
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Georgia
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Justice Department
Jack Smith
GOP
Drones Hit Danube Grain Stores as Odesa Ship Sails Corridor
Russian drones struck grain storage facilities and ports along the Danube while a cargo ship that had been stuck at Odesa since Russia’s invasion began sailed out through a Ukraine created temporary route. The country remains heavily reliant on farming for exports and world food supplies.
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Ukraine
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Russia
Raid probes national attention as Kansas paper rebuilds
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation leads the raid inquiry into the Marion Record at the home and offices of editor Eric Meyer. Despite seizing computers and phones, staff produced a Wednesday edition with front page reading Seized but not silenced.
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Joan
Kansas Press Association
Emily Bradbury
Newell
Rhodes
Gideon Cody
Kansas City
Missouri
Cody
Marion
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