But the fire that tore through coastal urban Pacific Palisades this week was driven by the kind of unholy wind speeds typically confined to high mountain passes or the crest of the Sierra Nevada.

The living at home trend has been driven by men, and those in their late 20s, researchers found.

The fire, driven by winds that reached 100 mph, was irrational, making nonsensical choices about what to destroy and what to spare.

The next day, the women were dumped at hospitals in a vehicle driven by Pearce and his roommate, Brandt Osborn, authorities said.

In the torrent of social media misinformation generated by an event and its immediate aftermath, prediction markets driven in part by social media run a risk of their own.