
Palisades Fire Accountability, Fed Rate Cut, Nuclear Test Concerns, Louvre Heist Breakthroughs, Dodgers Struggle, Lakers Sell, Gap’s Comeback, & Disneyland Layoffs
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Federal investigators examine whether missed warnings fueled the deadly Palisades wildfire, as lawsuits and a Senate inquiry advance. The Federal Reserve issues another rate cut amid a prolonged government shutdown and growing divisions inside the bank. President Trump suggests the U.S. may resume nuclear testing, prompting global concern. French police arrest more suspects in the Louvre jewel heist. The Dodgers face elimination after another home loss. The Lakers transition to new ownership. Gap launches a new beauty line to reset its brand. And Disneyland lays off about 100 workers as part of a post-pandemic recalibration.
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