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Los Angeles area hit by 4.3-magnitude earthquake

Los Angeles area hit by 4.3-magnitude earthquake

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Los Angeles area hit by 4.3-magnitude earthquake

Some people reported feeling a jolt ranging from a moment to several seconds across the area.

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Coronavirus

Latest Idaho COVID-19 case and vaccine numbers: Interactive graphs and maps tracking the pandemic
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Tech

Coeur d’Alene entrepreneur develops app that lets people experience history in 3D
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Idaho wildfires: Boundary Fire in Frank Church Wilderness scorches more than 100 square miles
Coronavirus

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Idaho health systems can't afford to enforce employee vaccination requirement due to crisis standards of care

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Elections

No, the losing party doesn’t pay for the California recall election – taxpayers do

After Gov. Newsom prevailed in the recall election, some people were wondering who pays for it. Taxpayers do, and the election was estimated to cost $276 million.
Elections

There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in California’s recall election

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