Mendocino Complex: Another day of successes, setbacks
The SAFD hopes its crew will help in the fight, adding to the more than 4,700 fire personnel who are now battling the Carr Fire . The Ranch Fire was 225,001 acres with 21 percent containment and the River Fire was 48,663 acres with 58 percent containment.

Venezuelan leaders in Miami warn of attacks by Maduro against opposition
One showed a cellphone video of a drone hovering over a residential street two blocks away and then crashing into a building. Venezuela, a once-wealthy oil-producing nation, is in the midst of a five-year crisis under Maduro's socialist government.

Oil supported as new hedges placed, but rising global…
"A lot of this is the risk premium priced in for Iran and when do we start seeing an impact on supply there", Patterson said. USA crude oil production for the month of May stood at 10.442 million bpd, compared to 10.472 million bpd in April.

David Luiz has important role at Chelsea - Sarri
Club director Marina Granovskaia added: "We are very happy to secure Pedro's services for another year". I want only players who play with a very high level of motivation.

First 2018 case of West Nile in Fairfax is reported
West Nile fever was first noticed in India in 1956 and a study published by the NIV in 1973 had mentioned the presence in Kerala. Use mosquito netting when sleeping outdoors or in an unscreened structure and to protect small babies when outdoors.

Authorities Monitor Dam as Flooding Hits Lynchburg Area
The original surface area of the lake was reported to be 44 acres and has been reduced to 19 acres due to sedimentation. A flash-flood watch was in effect through late Friday morning in Lynchburg, with 1 to 3 more inches of rain expected.

Mueller, Trump Lawyers Closing In On Interview Agreement
He added that the team may be receptive to questions of obstruction "if they could show us one or two there, we can consider it". Goldstone added in the email that the information was "part of Russian Federation and its government's support for Mr.

Trump claims shoppers need to show ID to buy groceries
Although photo identification is required for some purchases, such as alcohol or cigarettes, by and large, it's not. Or will the President find it impossible to transfer his appeal to candidates like Republican Rep.

Giuliani says he's not sure collusion is a crime despite Mueller investigation
The rift in talks between Trump's legal team and the Mueller team comes amid recent efforts by Trump to personally discredit Mueller .

Harare tense tonight ahead of presidential results announcement
A credible vote is crucial to the lifting of global sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe so that its collapsed economy can recover. The EU mission questioned why presidential votes were counted first but were being announced last.

'We are going to have to go to war': Zimbabwe's election fallout
As gunfire reverberated through downtown Harare, Mnangagwa called for calm and urged patience while results were collated. Authorities invoked Zimbabwe's Public Order and Security Act, which allows police to ban public meetings or gatherings.

North Korea Is Continuing to Produce ICBMs — US Intelligence
This commercial satellite image shows North Korea's Sanumdong missile assembly facility south of Pyongyang on July 7. The photo includes a vehicle the Post says is similar to those used by North Korea to transport missiles.

Tense count in Zimbabwe as some election observers voice concerns
The election commission has denied any allegations of vote rigging and said it had five days to release the results. Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has said he would lead peaceful protests if the vote is found to be flawed.

Polar bear shot dead after attacking tour guide near North Pole
In 2008 polar bears were listed for protection under the Endangered Species Act because of forecasted impacts of climate change. The guard was injured during a trip to an island in Svalbard, which is located between mainland Norway and the North Pole.

Economy grows 4.1%, the fastest pace since 2014
Growth in the first quarter was revised up slightly, from 2% to 2.2%, while the fourth quarter of 2017 dropped from 2.9% to 2.3%. The economy will be supported by a $1.5-trillion tax cut package in 2018 and increased government spending in the last quarter.