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The owner of a Los Angeles home known as the "trash house" due to piles of garbage bags stacked on the property was seen outside the same day city crews began removing piles of refuse.Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was in front of the home Wednesday and ordered that immediate action be taken against what the city called an "imminent threat to health and public safety.""This, to me, is a public health emergency," Bass said. "This is a fire hazard and I worry about the individual there, this place catching fire, him losing his life, the quality of life that

Liberal talk show host Jimmy Kimmel spoke on his show about how surprisingly clean Japan is in comparison to the U.S. and even Europe, joking that Japanese people associate Americans with garbage.While American cities struggling with rampant homelessness, crumbling infrastructure and crime is a popular point of discussion in American politics, Kimmel gave a monologue Monday on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" about how a recent trip to Japan shattered his image of what a modern society could look like."Here in America, we know we have our faults. We know we have areas for improvement. But, overall, I think most of us

Fox News host Sean Hannity says voters are at a "tipping point" as former President Trump is polling ahead of President Biden in major battleground states on "Hannity." SEAN HANNITY: It is a tough pill to swallow for so many on the left. You see that? 215 days. This is an inflection point for this country. This is a tipping point for this country. There is a very real possibility that Donald J. Trump can be your president-elect. Anything can happen in 215 days, but Trump is now consistently polling ahead of Biden in almost every single battleground state, according to

Here in New York, police arrested eight illegal aliens on charges of attempted murder, drugs, theft, trespassing and child endangerment, and while that sounds like the usual big city mayhem or a typical flight on Spirit Air, what happened after shows you why you get a whole lot of crime when you take away the punishment. Cops on a gun run in the Bronx saw a man standing in a driveway pointing a pistol at another man. They chased the perp into the home's basement, where a subsequent search warrant netted cocaine, ketamine and four more guns. There was also a 7-year-old

Fox News host Jesse Watters warns President Biden shouldn't be "sleeping in" at this stage of the campaign when he's failing to lead former President Trump in a single battleground state Wednesday on "Jesse Watters Primetime."FORMER ESPN HOST SAYS HER BIDEN INTERVIEW WAS ENTIRELY 'SCRIPTED' BY NETWORK EXECS: 'EVERY SINGLE QUESTION'JESSS WATTERS: It's obvious Joe is going to win? Does the doctor know something we don't? Whatever happened to run like you're behind? Today, Biden overslept and was late to an 11:00 speech. He didn't show up until an hour later. And if you look closely, you can see the

The company that owns New Jersey's three nuclear power plants said Wednesday it will seek federal approval to operate them for another 20 years.The move comes as New Jersey makes a strong push to become the East Coast leader in offshore wind. But the three power plants run by PSEG Nuclear LLC provide nearly half of New Jersey's electricity, and a licensing extension represents a potential hedge against not enough wind projects being available to meet the state's needs.An extension would enable the plants to run beyond 2050.BIDEN ADMIN TO PROVIDE $1.5B LOAN TO RESTART MICHIGAN NUCLEAR PLANTThe company said

Photos released by the U.S. Navy show the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge resting at the bottom of the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Maryland. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers posted the 3D images online Tuesday. They were supplied by the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Supervisor of Salvage and Diving (SUPSALV) and were taken by divers with an underwater sonar imaging tool, called the CODA Octopus. "These 3D images show the sheer magnitude of the very difficult and challenging salvage operation ahead," the Army Corps of Engineers said.Murky water and mud at the bottom of the river limited

Norwegian Cruise passengers, who were stranded on an African island, missed the boarding time by more than an hour, which is why they were left behind, according to reports.Eight passengers, including six Americans and two Australians, were on a private tour of São Tomé and missed the 3 p.m. all-aboard call on Friday, the cruise line said. A cruise line spokesperson originally told Sky News the group was late by more than an hour, which was confirmed by the New York Post. "When they missed the all-aboard time of 3 p.m. by more than an hour, their passports were left with the