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Six months after Maui wildfire, 5,000 survivors still stranded: ‘We’re tired of broken promises’

5000 still Stranded in MauiEvery afternoon Diana Tevaga rushes back from work to her hotel room to feed her pitbull, Pe’a, and tabby cat, Kenzie, bracing herself for another dispiriting evening searching online for an affordable apartment in Maui.

Tevaga, 41, has been living in a hotel since losing her home – a rent-controlled apartment she’d shared with her mother and pets – in the catastrophic Lahaina wildfire on 8 August. Before the fire, she spent evenings with her nephews and nieces, who lived in the same neighborhood. Now, Tevaga watches reality TV and eats Red Cross meals with other survivors who have no place else to go.

“As soon as I wake up, there’s a physical tightness in my chest. I worry about where we will go when the help runs out. I am grateful, but this hotel is not a home, it’s a shelter. It’s not right that so many of us are still here. How can we dream about rebuilding when we don’t have a stable home?” said Tevaga, wiping away tears.

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2 deputies shot, 1 killed at traffic stop in Blount County, Tennessee, manhunt underway

Two deputies killed in Tennesesee

Just before 8:30 p.m. Thursday, the TBI reported, deputies with the Blount County Sheriff’s Office pulled an SUV over in the city of Maryville on U.S. Route 411.

It was not immediately known why deputies pulled the vehicle over along the two-lane highway about 16 miles south of Knoxville. The shooting scene was about 35 miles north of the Great Smoky Mountains."

This the hardest thing I've ever done," Blount County Sheriff James L. Berrong said through tears during a press conference Thursday night after the shooting.

Berrong, whose held the title of sheriff since 1989, identified the slain deputy as Greg McCowan.

According to a post on the sheriff’s department's Facebook page, McCowan graduated from the police academy in October 2020.

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Don Murray, Oscar-Nommed for His ‘Bus Stop’ Role Opposite Marilyn Monroe, Dies at 94

Don MurrayDon Murray, who received an Oscar nomination for his performance opposite Marilyn Monroe in the 1956 film adaptation of William Inge’s play “Bus Stop,” has died. He was 94.

His son Christopher confirmed his death to the New York Times.

In the 2017 reboot of “Twin Peaks,” he played Bushnell Mullins, the chief executive of Lucky 7 Insurance.

Murray also starred in the fourth entry in the “Planet of the Apes” franchise, “Conquest of the Planet of the Apes”; played Brooke Shield’s father in “Endless Love”; and recurred on prime-time soap “Knots Landing” as Sid Fairgate.

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New York vigilantes take down ‘migrant’ on live TV – but he was from the US

NY vigilantes take down American

As Sean Hannity was interviewing the founder of the Guardian Angels, a New York City-based vigilante group known for targeting immigrants, an off-screen disturbance took place and the camera panned to show group members confronting an unidentified man, pushing him to the sidewalk and placing him in a headlock.

The bizarre incident played out Tuesday night during the primetime segment on Fox News meant to highlight alleged disorder and crime Hannity claimed was caused by asylum seekers arriving in New York City.

Curtis Sliwa, the Guardian Angels founder, proclaimed: “In fact, our guys have just taken down one of the migrant guys on the corner of 42nd and Seventh where all of this has taken place.” Throwing his hands in the air, he added: “They’ve taken over!”

The man is not a “migrant” but rather a New Yorker from the Bronx, police said on Wednesday afternoon. Though Sliwa claimed the man had been caught shoplifting, police provided no evidence to support the allegation.

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Feds Foil Man's Alleged Sniper Attack Plot At U.S.-Mexico Border

Migrants at border

A Tennessee man was arrested Monday after allegedly plotting to carry out a violent attack against federal agents at the U.S.-Mexico border with the help of multiple militia groups.

Paul Faye of Cunningham is charged with possessing, selling or transferring an unregistered firearm following a nearly yearlong undercover investigation, according to a criminal complaint filed in Nashville.

Faye allegedly said that he wanted to “stir up the hornet’s nest” at the border and intended to coordinate the attack with militia groups from Kentucky, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee. He hoped that news of the violence would set off a “domino effect” in which others would travel to the border to support his effort, according to conversations cited in the complaint.

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Florida Asks State Supreme Court To Tank Abortion Ballot Proposal election interference case

Florida State SCFlorida’s conservative Supreme Court considered the wording of a ballot proposal Wednesday that would enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution — a measure that Florida officials are hell-bent on stopping.

Floridians Protecting Freedom, a political action group, collected more than 1 million signatures, well over the amount required, from residents wishing to vote on the proposal come November. If passed, the proposal would prevent Florida lawmakers from interfering with abortion decisions made by pregnant patients and their doctors up until the point where the fetus is able to survive outside the womb, which is generally at 24 weeks’ gestation.

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Michigan Mass Shooter's Mom Found Guilty For Role In Son's Crime

Shooter's Mom guiltyA jury has found Jennifer Crumbley, whose son killed four students at a Michigan high school mass shooting in 2021, guilty of manslaughter ― a crime she was charged with because she and her husband gave her then 15-year-old son a gun despite his behavioral issues.

Crumbley, 45, was charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter for her role in the deadly shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan’s Oxford Township.

Prosecutors argued that she and husband James Crumbley ― who’s set to stand trial next month ― were responsible for their 15-year-old son Ethan’s rampage because they bought him a semi-automatic handgun just days before he opened fire at school, even though their son was struggling with his mental state and exhibiting disturbing behavior.

It’s believed to be the first time prosecutors have attempted to hold the parents of a shooter accountable for their child’s actions.

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