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2. Orinda shooting - Wikipedia

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   The shooting occurred at a 4,000 sq ft (370 m 2), four-bedroom house in Orinda, which was renting for $420 per night through Airbnb at the time of the party. [3] The short-term rental was arranged by a woman who reportedly told the property owner that she was hosting a family reunion for 12 people and because some guests had asthma, they needed to gather at a location free of wildfire smoke.

3. Airbnb extends ban on parties through end of summer - AOL

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   San Francisco-based Airbnb said the event-friendly search filter will remain inaccessible during this period and it expects to provide an update on the policy at the end of summer. Airbnb extends ...

4. Josh Hawley - Wikipedia

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   On January 11, several companies, including Airbnb, American Express, AT&T, Best Buy, Dow Inc., and Mastercard, announced they would end fundraising for all Republicans who objected to Biden's victory, including Hawley; Hallmark Cards, based in Kansas City, said it had asked Hawley and Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas to return all ...

5. ‘An amazing place’: Kansas City-area treehouse is one of ...

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   A priest envisioned this retreat outside Kansas City. The new owners elevated the concept. ‘An amazing place’: Kansas City-area treehouse is one of Airbnb’s top destinations

6. Airbnb using AI to stop problematic parties ahead of Halloween

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   The open-invite parties have been magnets for illegal activity this year in Indianapolis alone. Airbnb using AI to stop problematic parties ahead of Halloween Skip to main content

7. 1976 Republican National Convention - Wikipedia

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   Kansas City had not hosted a major party convention since the 1928 Republican National Convention that nominated Herbert Hoover. [1] Its premier venue, Kemper Arena, was diminutive by national standards but it was new, and the city aggressively courted the convention planners of both parties. [1]