Inbound and outbound trains operating on Metra’s Electric Line have been temporarily halted as a result of wire problems, according to the transit agency. In a tweet, Metra said inbound and outbound train movement near 18th Street was stopped at approximately 6:11 p.m. A Metra spokesperson told NBC 5 a wire problem created sparks at
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Firefighters are battling a 50-acre blaze in San Bernardino County Friday afternoon. The Manzanita Fire is burning close to State Route 330 near Middle Passing Lane, the San Bernardino County Fire Department said. The fire began at about 3:35 p.m., according to San Bernardino National Forest officials. The highway is closed in both directions from
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OAKLAND — An Oakland man has been sentenced to 20 months in federal prison for possessing ammunition with which he accidentally shot himself in the groin area, court records show. Nicolas West, 23, pleaded guilty last June to being a felon in possession of ammunition in connection with the July 7, 2021 shooting. Video footage
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When supporters of capitalism claim that capitalism is an effective economic system, they often will begin by disputing capitalism’s dual legacies of environmental destruction and inefficiency before arguing that capitalism leads to widespread prosperity. To support that last point, capitalists may cite a popular graph developed by the World Bank economist Martin Ravallion. At first glance it seems unremarkable, showing
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J.R. Majewski, an Ohio Republican congressional candidate, says that if elected, he’ll prioritize making it a crime to “besmirch” veterans as he disputed a report that he was never deployed to Afghanistan while serving in the Air Force. During a press conference Friday in Ohio, Majewski denounced an article by the Associated Press (AP) that
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and a host of other business and educational leaders from across Chicago unveiled Friday the design for the University of Illinois’ Discovery Partners Institute, the centerpiece of The 78, a new neighborhood set to rise on vacant land just southwest of downtown. The research organization’s $250 million headquarters was
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NYCHA first received reports of “cloudy water” streaming out of taps at Manhattan’s Riis Houses in May — more than five months before a water supply arsenic scare upended the lives of thousands of residents at the sprawling public housing complex, agency officials said Friday. The officials, among whom was interim NYCHA chief executive Lisa
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