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Google Finds Accounts Connected to Russia Bought Election Ads - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google has found evidence that Russian agents bought ads on its wide-ranging networks in an effort to interfere with the 2016 presidential campaign. The findings from an internal inquiry draw Google further into the growing investigation of how social networks and technology services were manipulated by the Russian government to spread misinformation and sow division during the 2016 election. Using accounts believed to be connected to the Russian government, the agents purchased $4,700 worth of search ads and more traditional display ads, according to a person familiar with the

Google Finds Accounts Connected to Russia Bought Election Ads - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google has found evidence that Russian agents bought ads on its wide-ranging networks in an effort to interfere with the 2016 presidential campaign. The findings from an internal inquiry draw Google further into the growing investigation of how social networks and technology services were manipulated by the Russian government to spread misinformation and sow division during the 2016 election. Using accounts believed to be connected to the Russian government, the agents purchased $4,700 worth of search ads and more traditional display ads, according to a person familiar with the

Trump’s Fight With Corker Jeopardizes His Legislative Agenda - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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WASHINGTON — President Trump’s latest rupture with a Republican senator has widened the schism with his own party on Capitol Hill, potentially jeopardizing the future of his legislative agenda even as he presses lawmakers to approve deep tax cuts, according to veteran Republicans and independent analysts. The caustic exchange with Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee on Sunday came at a time when Mr.

E.P.A. Announces Repeal of Major Obama-Era Carbon Emissions Rule - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration announced on Monday that it would take formal steps to repeal President Barack Obama’s signature policy to curb greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, setting up a bitter fight over the future of America’s efforts to tackle global warming. At an event in eastern Kentucky, Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that his predecessors had departed from regulatory norms in crafting the Clean Power Plan, which was finalized in 2015 and would have pushed states to move away from coal in favor of sources of electricity that produ

E.P.A. Announces Repeal of Major Obama-Era Carbon Emissions Rule - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration announced on Monday that it would take formal steps to repeal President Barack Obama’s signature policy to curb greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, setting up a bitter fight over the future of America’s efforts to tackle global warming. At an event in eastern Kentucky, Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that his predecessors had departed from regulatory norms in crafting the Clean Power Plan, which was finalized in 2015 and would have pushed states to move away from coal in favor of sources of electricity that produ

Did California’s Wildfires Force You to Evacuate? - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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Wildfires are raging across Northern California, forcing the evacuations of thousands there and in the southern part of the state. We would like to hear from people who are directly affected by the fires, particularly those who have left or are planning to do so. If you are in a secure location and would like to share your story, please call us at 646-598-6012 and leave a voice mail message. Start with your name and where you are calling from. Then, describe your evacuation experience.

California Fires Kill at Least 10 and Destroy 1,500 Buildings - The New York Times

posted onOctober 10, 2017
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SANTA ROSA, Calif. — Fast-moving wildfires raged across Northern California on Monday, killing at least 10 people, sending well over 100 to hospitals, forcing up to 20,000 to evacuate and destroying more than 1,500 buildings in one of the most destructive fire emergencies in the state’s history. Firefighters were battling blazes in eight counties, officials said. In Santa Rosa, the fire gutted a Hilton hotel and flattened the Journey’s End retirement community, a trailer park not far from the freeway that crosses the city.