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Rachel Parsons

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@racheldparsons.bsky.social | Journalist | BA @USC, MSc @UCL

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Marines, in a rare move, briefly detain a man in Los Angeles.

Marines, in a rare move, briefly detain a man in Los Angeles.

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Can Salt-Loving Crops Such as Quinoa Help Save Our Food Supply?

Can Salt-Loving Crops Such as Quinoa Help Save Our Food Supply?

Halophytes that thrive in increasingly saline soils could help feed people and livestock

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In a Dark Year, Los Angeles Basks in the Dodgers’ Glow

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By Shawn Hubler Verified, Rachel Parsons, Lauren Herstik
| The New York Times Verified
In their blue caps and Ohtani jerseys, they texted loved ones and filled the night sky with fireworks. They celebrated in homes on the edges of burn scars. They hugged in suburban bars where protests rattled the windows just months ago.
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Vance Flexes the Marines’ Might as Thousands Protest Trump’s Agenda Original

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By Zolan Kanno-Youngs Verified, Rachel Parsons
| The New York Times Verified
Vice President JD Vance watched with pride on Saturday as Marines fired 155-millimeter artillery shells over a major freeway in Southern California, calling the demonstration a “testament to the corps’ strength and unbeatable power.” Gavin Newsom, the Democratic governor of the state, deemed it an “absurd show of force” and “dangerous.” Mr. Vance used a speech in front of hundreds of Marines to attack Democrats over the government shutdown, referring to the impasse as the “Schumer shutdown,”...
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As California Fires Burn, Some Residents Begin to Mourn Lost Homes Original

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By Vik Jolly Verified, Kate Selig Verified, Rachel Parsons
| The New York Times Verified
Mazen Sheikhly's heart was pounding on Thursday as he drove up a winding road to his one-bedroom home of nearly two decades outside the community of El Cariso Village in the Santa Ana Mountains in California. He could feel his blood pressure rising because of the uncertainty of what he and a friend would find.
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