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FEMA fires employee who told Florida relief to skip Trump supporters newsthirst.

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Deanne Criswell stands next to a track map of Hurricane Ian, during a press conference at FEMA Headquarters on September 28, 2022 in Washington, DC. Kevin Dietsch | Getty Images News | Getty Images The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Saturday confirmed that it fired an employee who had…

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Daniel Beaudoin—facilities director, mountain climber, public health enthusiast newsthirst.

Home / News / Daniel Beaudoin—facilities director, mountain climber, public health enthusiast To prepare for climbing Ecuador’s Mount Chimborazo, a 20,548-foot peak, Harvard Chan School facilities director Daniel Beaudoin hit the School’s stairwells. Three days a week, for months, he climbed 50 flights in the School’s four buildings, carrying a heavy backpack and wearing a…

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Donald Trump Says He’s Fine If Someone Shoots ‘Fake News Media’ at Rally newsthirst.

Play video content Donald Trump‘s not worried about another assassination attempt … saying the media at his rally Sunday was standing in the way of any bullets — and, he’s fine with them being shot. The Republican candidate for president held a rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania Sunday morning … and, he mentioned the assassination attempt…

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Intelligence chiefs to face grilling from House Democrats over Signal blunder | Trump administration newsthirst.

House Democrats will on Wednesday demand answers from two US intelligence chiefs who were revealed as members of a group chat used by Trump administration officials to discuss plans to bomb Yemen in the presence of a journalist, just hours after the full transcript of the conversation was released. News of the group chat’s existence…

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Two die in far north Queensland as health authorities warn of spike in melioidosis | Queensland newsthirst.

Two people have died in far north Queensland after contracting melioidosis, a tropical bacterial infection, prompting a warning from health authorities about a “very big” spike in cases possibly linked to recent heavy rainfall. Melioidosis is endemic in parts of Queensland and the Northern Territory, where it is often contracted from contaminated soil. It can…

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