Judge refuses halt on Dakota Access pipeline work
A federal judge denied an injunction to stop the last stretch of the Dakota Access pipeline, ruling construction can proceed as long as oil isn’t flowing. A Feb. 27 hearing will reexamine the case, with the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Sioux still seeking a halt amid tribes’ lawsuits.
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Flynn resigns as security adviser amid misled Pence and Russia talks
President Trump’s national security adviser Michael Flynn resigns after reports he misled Vice President Pence and other officials about calls with the Russian envoy. Kellogg named acting adviser as White House weighs replacement candidates Petraeus and Harvard.
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Evacuation Ordered As Oroville Dam Spillway Fails
California ordered about 200000 residents downstream to evacuate as engineers detected a hole in the emergency spillway at Lake Oroville. Helicopters dropped rock filled sandbags to shore up the dam while crews fortify eroded soils and monitor weather threats. Officials say the evacuation remains until safety is assured and public return is allowed.
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Falls Creek Oroville Dam spillway tests decade old fears
Officials warned more than ten years ago that the hillside emergency spillway at Northern California's Oroville Dam could fail in a major flood. Over the weekend the storm swollen reservoir sent water down the unpaved slope for 38 hours, triggering evacuations for about 200,000 people. As the water receded, danger eased but further rain threatened residents downriver in Yuba City.
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Security Council condemns North Korea missile test
The U N Security Council strongly condemned North Korea over its latest ballistic missile launches and warned of further measures if Pyongyang resumes nuclear and missile activity. The council, pledged to enforce sanctions, urged all members to redouble efforts to implement them.
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Northeast Storm Strikes With Heavy Snow and School Delays
A fierce winter storm blasted the Northeast from New York to Maine dumping up to 30 inches of snow in parts and immobilizing millions. Strong winds caused outages and crashes as schools canceled or delayed classes from Boston to New Hampshire, with residents unable to dig out quickly.
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