“Fire hurricane” kills 96, Trump indictment evidence, chilling newspaper raid
96 people have been killed in the Maui wildfires, but only 3% of the disaster area has been searched so far, with the Hawaii Governor calling it a “fire hurricane” that “travelled one mile every minute”. The state's main electric provider now faces a lawsuit for not cutting electricity when forecasters warned about wind gusts. Plus, Trump faces a possible 4th indictment as the Fulton County D.A. prepares to present her 2020 election fraud case to a grand jury. Sources tell CNN prosecutors have obtained texts and emails showing Trump’s lawyers were behind a post-election voting systems breach in Georgia. And, new serious concern over first amendment rights after police raid a Kansas newspaper’s office. Also this morning: Hunter Biden’s lawyers say the DOJ reneged on his plea deal, a Pennsylvania home explodes killing five people, Mark Zuckerberg says it's time to move on from his matchup with Elon Musk, and the Webb Space Telescope spots a cosmic question mark.
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