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Hailey Branson Potts

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California reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Rural Oklahoman. Mildly amusing.
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Thousands flee their homes in O.C., unsure when they can return Original

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By Suhauna Hussain Verified, Andrew Turner, Eric Anthony Licas, Hailey Branson Potts Verified
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Nathalie Bouriche, of Anaheim, sits on a cot where she spent the night, along with her son, Abde Atti, 16, seated behind her having evacuated to Freedom Hall, due to the chemical leak, on Saturday in Fountain Valley. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times) Thousands fled their homes in Orange County due to the chemical leak at a Garden Grove aerospace plant, but it remains unclear how long they will need places to live.
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A night of fear, confusion as thousands flee their homes in O.C. amid chemical crisis Original

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By Eric Anthony Licas, Hailey Branson Potts Verified, Allen J. Schaben Verified
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Leticia Rinker, of Stanton, sits with her dogs Lulu, and Daisy, and two cats, (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times) It was a night of anxiety and questions as people across a wide swath of central Orange County fled their homes due to the risk of a chemical explosion at a Garden Grove aerospace firm. Some residents went to local evacuation shelters while others opted to stay with family and friends.
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Enjoying this headline? You're a rarity: Reading for pleasure is declining, study says

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By Hailey Branson-Potts, Hailey Branson Potts Verified
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Put down the book, pick up the phone. So it goes in the United States, where daily reading for pleasure has plummeted more than 40% among adults over the last two decades, according to a new study from the University of Florida and University College London. From 2003 to 2023, daily leisure reading declined at a steady rate of about 3% per year, according to the study published Wednesday in the journal iScience .
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