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FBI searches home connected to former California Rep. Eric Swalwell
The FBI is carrying out a court-authorized search warrant at a home in Southern California, according to an FBI spokesperson. Sources have told ABC News that the search is connected to an ongoing investigation into former Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell . "Early this morning the FBI conducted an operation in the Los Angeles region related to an ongoing criminal investigation," the FBI told ABC News, adding "We have no further comment.”
Zookeeper dies after being attacked by leopard, safari park says
A keeper at a Dutch zoo has died days after being mauled in a leopard enclosure, the safari park announced on Tuesday. The woman was attacked while caring for two Persian leopards in an indoor facility at the Beekse Bergen park in the south of the Netherlands. It is not clear exactly what happened in the enclosure as there are no cameras. The animals were inside due to bad weather and staff are usually kept away from the leopards.
CDC's chief medical officer resigns after being hired in April
Dr. Jennifer Shuford, the chief medical officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has resigned, the agency said in a statement on Tuesday. Shuford, who also served as deputy director, was hired for the role in April. Her last day will be Nov. 12, the CDC said. "I am leaving to spend more time with my family," Shuford said in a statement. "I am so thankful to President Trump and Secretary Kennedy for giving me the opportunity to help lead CDC. It has been an amazing experience and I will be forever grateful for it."
Motorist led astray by GPS in Georgia stumbles upon house fire and saves sleeping family of 14
A large Georgia family survived flames that completely destroyed their house — thanks to a Good Samaritan who stumbled upon the blaze after his GPS took him a different way home, officials said Tuesday. Firefighters in northwest Georgia were called at 11:58 p.m. on Oct. 17 and rushed to 28 Rowlls Road, where they found the structure completely engulfed by flames, Lyerly Fire Chief Tim Deberry told NBC News. James and Larita Burke, their 11 adopted children and one grandchild made it out safely with a helping hand from 37-year-old motorist Casey Sparks, officials said.