'Where do I go?': Chaos on Hollywood streets as people flee

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  Where Do Your Spices Come From?

  Burlap & Barrel, a spice company that sources directly from farms around the world, has become a secret ingredient used by celebrity chefs and home cooks alike.
  
  The New York Times - 1d

• WATCH: People stand in the street in Hollywood to watch helicopter fight the Sunset Fire

  People watched from a Hollywood street as a firefighting helicopter swooped in to battle the Sunset Fire.
  
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  Payments go out in $100M Verizon settlement, but people are disappointed

  Payments have finally started going out in the $100 million class action lawsuit Verizon agreed to settle, but the deposits are falling short of people's expectations.
  
  The Hill - 2d
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  Trump: 'We're going to try to have a policy where no windmills are being built'

  President-elect Trump signaled Tuesday that he would oppose all new wind energy production in his second term in remarks to reporters. “We're going to try and have a policy where no windmills are ...
  
  The Hill - 2d

• Vikings' O'Connell: 'This is where I want to be'

  Kevin O'Connell made clear Monday that he wants to continue as the Minnesota Vikings' head coach, even as his contract status has reportedly spurred interest from other NFL teams in acquiring his ...
  
  ESPN - 2d
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  More Than 300 People Flee Building Fire in South Korea

  An eight-story commercial complex caught fire south of the nation’s capital, fire officials said.
  
  The New York Times - 6d
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  Watch: Mixed emotions as people return to street of New Orleans attack

  As businesses and bars re-open, the BBC's Carl Nasman talks to people returning to Bourbon Street.
  
  BBC News - 6d
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  Police seek 19 people after Glasgow football chaos

  The force releases images of people they want to speak to about football fan disorder in Glasgow.
  
  BBC News - Jan. 1

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  Henry Zeffman: Market trouble threatens Labour's economic plans

  Chancellor Rachel Reeves may have to choose between tax rises and spending cuts, writes Henry Zeffman.
  
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  UK borrowing costs rising - what does it mean for me?

  Government borrowing costs have hit their highest level for several years - what does it mean for you?
  
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  Truss issues legal threat to PM over claim she crashed economy

  No 10 insists millions of people share Sir Keir's view of the Truss government's economic record.
  
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  Fresh weather warnings for ice across UK

  Temperatures could fall as low as -16C with travel disruption likely to road and rail services.
  
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  Lammy challenges Trump's rhetoric days before White House return

  The foreign secretary talks up UK-US relations - but clear divisions with the incoming president remain.
  
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