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Pacific Palisades Wildfires Force Mass Exodus
Devastating wildfires in Pacific Palisades, California, have destroyed over 5,000 homes, including those of numerous celebrities, prompting many residents to relocate due to the slow rebuilding process and the destruction of local schools and community centers.
Pacific Palisades Wildfires Force Mass Exodus
Devastating wildfires in Pacific Palisades, California, have destroyed over 5,000 homes, including those of numerous celebrities, prompting many residents to relocate due to the slow rebuilding process and the destruction of local schools and community centers.
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48% Bias Score
Los Angeles Fires: Trees' Survival Offers Hope Amidst Devastation
Recent Los Angeles fires left many homes destroyed, yet numerous trees survived due to their water content and deep root systems, offering a symbol of hope and resilience for the community.
Los Angeles Fires: Trees' Survival Offers Hope Amidst Devastation
Recent Los Angeles fires left many homes destroyed, yet numerous trees survived due to their water content and deep root systems, offering a symbol of hope and resilience for the community.
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52% Bias Score
DOGE's Failed Attempt to Control California Water Pumps Leads to 2.2 Billion Gallon Waste
In late January, DOGE representatives unsuccessfully pressured the Bureau of Reclamation to activate the Jones Pumping Plant to send water to Los Angeles, despite its impossibility; subsequently, Trump ordered the release of 2.2 billion gallons of water from two dams, flooding farmland and causing a...
DOGE's Failed Attempt to Control California Water Pumps Leads to 2.2 Billion Gallon Waste
In late January, DOGE representatives unsuccessfully pressured the Bureau of Reclamation to activate the Jones Pumping Plant to send water to Los Angeles, despite its impossibility; subsequently, Trump ordered the release of 2.2 billion gallons of water from two dams, flooding farmland and causing a...
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56% Bias Score
Newsom Seeks $40 Billion in Federal Aid for LA Wildfire Recovery
California Governor Gavin Newsom requested $40 billion in federal aid for Los Angeles wildfire recovery after the Eaton and Palisades fires, which destroyed 16,255 structures, killed 29 people, and caused an estimated $164 billion in damages.
Newsom Seeks $40 Billion in Federal Aid for LA Wildfire Recovery
California Governor Gavin Newsom requested $40 billion in federal aid for Los Angeles wildfire recovery after the Eaton and Palisades fires, which destroyed 16,255 structures, killed 29 people, and caused an estimated $164 billion in damages.
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24% Bias Score
Eaton Fire Exposes Systemic Inequity in Altadena
The Eaton fire in Altadena, California, disproportionately affected Black households, destroying or damaging nearly half; President Trump's visit to a wealthier, white area but not Altadena fueled anger and concerns about political neglect and equitable resource allocation during recovery.
Eaton Fire Exposes Systemic Inequity in Altadena
The Eaton fire in Altadena, California, disproportionately affected Black households, destroying or damaging nearly half; President Trump's visit to a wealthier, white area but not Altadena fueled anger and concerns about political neglect and equitable resource allocation during recovery.
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52% Bias Score
Shareholder Lawsuit Alleges Edison International Misled Investors on Wildfire Prevention
Edison International faces a class-action lawsuit for allegedly misleading shareholders about its wildfire prevention measures before the January Eaton fire, which caused significant damage and loss of life in Southern California, resulting in a 34% drop in Edison's share price.
Shareholder Lawsuit Alleges Edison International Misled Investors on Wildfire Prevention
Edison International faces a class-action lawsuit for allegedly misleading shareholders about its wildfire prevention measures before the January Eaton fire, which caused significant damage and loss of life in Southern California, resulting in a 34% drop in Edison's share price.
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44% Bias Score
State Farm Seeks Rate Hike After Devastating California Wildfires
Following January's California wildfires that destroyed over 16,000 homes, State Farm, facing \$7.5 billion in claims, is seeking a 15-38% rate increase; Senator Adam Schiff introduced a bill to offer federal tax credits for home retrofitting to increase resilience against future disasters.
State Farm Seeks Rate Hike After Devastating California Wildfires
Following January's California wildfires that destroyed over 16,000 homes, State Farm, facing \$7.5 billion in claims, is seeking a 15-38% rate increase; Senator Adam Schiff introduced a bill to offer federal tax credits for home retrofitting to increase resilience against future disasters.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Inefficient Water Release in California Amid Wildfires
In late January, the Trump administration pressured the Bureau of Reclamation to release water from California's Jones Pumping Plant toward Los Angeles to fight wildfires, but a power outage thwarted the attempt. Subsequently, the White House ordered the release of 2.2 billion gallons of water from ...
Trump Administration's Inefficient Water Release in California Amid Wildfires
In late January, the Trump administration pressured the Bureau of Reclamation to release water from California's Jones Pumping Plant toward Los Angeles to fight wildfires, but a power outage thwarted the attempt. Subsequently, the White House ordered the release of 2.2 billion gallons of water from ...
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64% Bias Score
Gibson Blames Newsom, Bass for Wildfire Devastation
Actor Mel Gibson, whose home was destroyed in the Palisades Fire, blamed California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for the wildfires' devastation, citing mismanagement and the lack of preemptive measures; 29 people died, and thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed.
Gibson Blames Newsom, Bass for Wildfire Devastation
Actor Mel Gibson, whose home was destroyed in the Palisades Fire, blamed California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for the wildfires' devastation, citing mismanagement and the lack of preemptive measures; 29 people died, and thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed.
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60% Bias Score
Watts' "Elegy, Southwest": Environmental Grief and the Limits of Language
Madeleine Watts's "Elegy, Southwest" follows Eloise and Lewis on a 2018 road trip through the American Southwest amidst the Camp Fire, exploring themes of environmental destruction, grief, and the limits of language in the face of personal and environmental calamity. The novel uses the Colorado Rive...
Watts' "Elegy, Southwest": Environmental Grief and the Limits of Language
Madeleine Watts's "Elegy, Southwest" follows Eloise and Lewis on a 2018 road trip through the American Southwest amidst the Camp Fire, exploring themes of environmental destruction, grief, and the limits of language in the face of personal and environmental calamity. The novel uses the Colorado Rive...
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20% Bias Score
Post-Wildfire Rains Cause Flooding, Mudslides in Southern California
Heavy rains in Southern California caused flooding and mudslides in areas recently affected by wildfires, resulting in road closures, damaged property, and minor injuries, highlighting the long-term consequences of wildfires.
Post-Wildfire Rains Cause Flooding, Mudslides in Southern California
Heavy rains in Southern California caused flooding and mudslides in areas recently affected by wildfires, resulting in road closures, damaged property, and minor injuries, highlighting the long-term consequences of wildfires.
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20% Bias Score
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Arrested During Protest Amid Four-Month Strike
Mental health workers protesting unfair labor practices outside Kaiser Los Angeles Medical Center saw at least two protesters arrested Friday; the four-month strike continues amid allegations of understaffing and unequal pay, with negotiations set to resume on March 6th.
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Arrested During Protest Amid Four-Month Strike
Mental health workers protesting unfair labor practices outside Kaiser Los Angeles Medical Center saw at least two protesters arrested Friday; the four-month strike continues amid allegations of understaffing and unequal pay, with negotiations set to resume on March 6th.
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32% Bias Score
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