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Freight train carrying hot asphalt, molten sulfur plunges into Yellowstone River as bridge fails

The collapse of a bridge that crosses the Yellowstone River in Montana resulted in portions of a freight train, carrying hot asphalt and molten sulfur, plunging into the river. The incident occurred early on Saturday, and the Stillwater County Disaster and Emergency Services reported that three asphalt cars and four sulfur cars were in the river. Drinking water intakes downstream were shut down as officials assessed the potential danger.

The hazardous material was being diluted by the swollen river, and there was no immediate danger to the crews working at the site. The train crew was safe, and no injuries were reported. The cause of the collapse is under investigation, and federal officials from the Federal Railroad Administration were present at the scene.

The collapse also disrupted internet service in the area, as a fiber-optic cable was damaged. Emergency measures were instituted at water treatment plants, and residents were asked to conserve water due to the potential hazmat spill. The incident occurred in a sparsely populated section of the Yellowstone River Valley, near the town of Columbus.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/bridge-yellowstone-river-collapses-sending-freight-train-waters-100356663

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Supreme Court Ruling: Accepting a Pardon is an "Admission of Guilt!"

A Presidential Pardon does not take effect unless the suspect accepts it. That according to a little known, 1915 ruling from the Supreme Court, once accepted, the pardon serves as an “imputation of guilt,” or what’s more commonly known as an admission. Because accepting the pardon is “essential to it’s validity,” I am demanding the Biden family, Dr. Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, the members of the J6 Committee and everyone else Biden unsurprisingly pardoned declare their acceptance of the pardon publicly. Because, according to the Supreme Court, it would also serve as a declaration of guilt.

--Supreme Court Ruling: Accepting a Pardon is an "Admission of Guilt!" | The Gateway Pundit | by Grant Stinchfield
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/01/supreme-court-ruling-accepting-pardon-is-admission-guilt/
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California Fire Chief Saves Two Homes Using Milk and Beer After Finding No Water in Hose

NY Post - January 17, 2025

In an extraordinary act of resourcefulness, a California fire chief saved two houses from destruction during the fierce Eaton Fire by using milk and beer as firefighting agents, after discovering the local water supply was unavailable.

Brian Fennessy, 65, and the Orange County Fire Authority Chief, found himself in Altadena, where his childhood memories coexist with the current devastation. With no water pressure in the fire hoses, he resorted to unconventional methods. “I thought I’ll check the refrigerator and all that was in there was some milk and a couple beers,” Fennessy recounted.

--California Fire Chief Saves Two Homes Using Milk and Beer After Finding No Water in Hose – Discern TV
https://discern.tv/california-fire-chief-uses-milk-and-beer-to-save-2-homes-in-last-ditch-effort-after-finding-no-water-in-hose/
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