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California is facing severe wildfires, including the Airport and Line fires, which have burned over 100,000 acres and displaced tens of thousands of residents. The fires are exacerbated by a heat wave, but cooler weather is expected to aid firefighting efforts.
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Dallas Humber and Matthew Allison, leaders of the Terrorgram Collective, face 15 federal charges for soliciting hate crimes and promoting white supremacist violence via Telegram. The indictment highlights their efforts to incite a race war and target U.S. officials and infrastructure, reflecting a growing concern over online radicalization.
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The Biden administration has filed to restore federal protections for gray wolves, aiming to resume hunting in the Great Lakes region after a court-ordered halt. This move follows years of political conflict over wolf management and population recovery efforts across the U.S.
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Robert Castillo, 41, has been sentenced to 33.5 years in prison for the stabbing death of his wife, Corinna Woodhull, during a family Bible study in March 2023. Castillo pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, citing drug-induced psychosis as a factor in the attack.