We begin the day's other headlines with a multi-million dollar sexual

discrimination settlement at the FBI. The Bureau has agreed to pay 22 million

dollars to 34 women who claimed they were targeted for dismissal from the agency's

training center in Quantico, Virginia. According to the 2019 lawsuit, they were

subjected to sexually charged comments and advances from their instructors.

Many of the allegations were confirmed in a 2022 internal watchdog report.

If approved by a federal judge, this would rank among the biggest settlements in the Bureau's history.

More than 90,000 people in Georgia are sheltering in place after a fire broke out at a chemical

plant yesterday.

The blaze began after a sprinkler malfunctioned at the BioLab plant in Conyers, Georgia,

about 25 miles southeast of Atlanta.

That sparked a chemical reaction, sending a cloud into the sky visible for miles.

No injuries were reported, but officials say chlorine was detected in the air and advised

residents to stay inside with the air

conditioning off and windows and doors shut. The haze and chemical smell spread

to Atlanta today where officials are monitoring the air quality.

The UK is on the verge of becoming the first G7 nation to stop burning coal for electricity.

Its last coal plant, Ratcliffe on Sore Station in Central England, shuts down tonight.

It's a notable end to a decades-long shift in energy production.

More than half of the UK's electricity now comes from renewable sources

such as wind and solar. The rest is from natural gas and nuclear energy.

The miners hold the key to national recovery.

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