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Paulina Firozi

Paulina Firozi

Reporter at The Washington Post

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Grief (and love) in L.A.

Today, when disaster hits home. Weather editor Paulina Firozi and Brianna Sacks, an extreme weather and disaster reporter, are Post colleagues. We'll hear how they and others are grappling with the devastation in L.A.
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At least 17 injured after maternity hospital bombed, Ukrainian offi...

“Atrocity!” Urkrainian President Volodmyr Zelensky tweeted, referring to a hospital in the besieged southern city of Mariupol.
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Russian vodka boycotts show solidarity with Ukraine — but will have...

Last year, imports of Russian vodka to the United States accounted for 1.3 percent of vodka imports, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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More European nations ban Russian flights from their airspace — inc...

Canada also announced a ban on Russian airlines in its airspace.
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A dorm resident ‘experimenting’ on rocket fuel created a ‘fireball,...

The 22-year-old resident could face criminal charges, Brigham Young University police said, but there was “nothing nefarious” about the concoction.
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Prostrate milkweed, a rare plant found in Texas and Mexico, could b...

There are 24 known locations where the plant grows in Texas and Mexico, though a federal scientist noted that there may be more populations that have not yet been observed.
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A backcountry skier was swept off a cliff in an avalanche. His moth...

The skiers were described as “experienced, knowledgeable and well equipped,” but a rescue group spokesperson warned that equipment won’t always save people in a dangerous avalanche.
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Walmart employees can ditch masks if they’re vaccinated, company says

Many states recently announced plans to ease mask rules amid dropping coronavirus case counts.
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Cyclist falls to her death after drawbridge opens while she’s on it

Authorities are investigating whether there were any safety lapses at the time of the 79-year-old woman’s fall off the bridge connecting West Palm Beach to the mainland.
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At least six historically Black colleges and universities receive b...

The White House said President Biden was aware of the bomb threats — the second time this month that multiple HBCUs reported such threats in a single day.
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L.A. school district, the nation’s second-largest, requires student...

The district says students are required to wear masks at all times on campus, including indoors and outdoors.
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Doomsday Clock at 100 seconds to midnight for third year in a row: ...

The Doomsday Clock first moved to 100 seconds in 2020. It remains the closest it’s ever been to midnight.
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Omicron hasn’t peaked in U.S., surgeon general says, warning that ‘...

Vivek Murthy’s caution comes as the omicron-fueled wave shows signs of slowing in some parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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Covid-19 live updates: Republicans cheer Supreme Court decision on ...

The court also upheld a more narrow rule requiring vaccination among health care workers at federally funded facilities.
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How often can you safely reuse your KN95 or N95 mask?

President Biden said Thursday his administration will soon announce plans to get free high-quality masks in the hands of millions of Americans.
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KFC and Chipotle launched new plant-based products nationwide. They...

The chains’ announcements come amid an expanding landscape for plant-based alternative meats.
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Michigan school district requires clear backpacks after shooting, a...

The rule is one of multiple new measures by Oxford Community Schools, including providing trauma-response training and having therapy dogs in every school.
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Spectators barred from Olympic speedskating trials because of high ...

The decision was made by the US Speedskating board of directors and was based in part on surging covid infection rates in the area, according to the Pettit National Ice Center.
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Frantic search for pets underway as Colorado takes stock of fire de...

After a half-day search effort, 40 dogs that were staying at a boarding facility in Superior, Colo., when the flames erupted were accounted for.
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Mask-wearing on planes may be here to stay, Fauci says

Fauci’s comments follow remarks from Southwest Airlines’ chief executive, who said last week before his own diagnosis of covid that masks “don’t add much, if anything, in the air cabin environment.”
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In a devastating pandemic, teens are ‘more alone than ever.’ Many s...

Health professionals say mental health challenges among youth and their families have skyrocketed, exacerbated in the last couple of years in part because of the pandemic. That message has only grown louder in recent months.