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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dwaalisei Kautau. More communities are under threat

in Los Angeles as the Palisades fire continues to burn and now inches closer to new neighborhoods.

Elise Hugh reports.

Flames are stretching into the communities of Brentwood, West L.A., and Mandeville Canyon in Los Angeles.

Firefighters are conducting airdrops and digging lines on the ground in an effort to stop the flames from spreading.

They are racing to contain the

Palisades Fire, which is already the biggest of the wildfires in the county ahead of

more wind events forecast for Monday. Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Maroney gave an update

Saturday morning. L.A. County Fire will be prepared. These winds, combined with dry air and dry vegetation, will keep the

fire threat in Los Angeles County high. Dusk to dawn curfews are in effect for Palisades and

Eaton fire evacuation zones. For NPR News, I'm Elise Hugh in Los Angeles.

Groups of House Republicans are visiting Mar-a-Lago this weekend to meet with President-elect

Trump just over a week before he takes office.

NPR's Amy held reports the GOP is strategizing over how to push through its priorities.

As they prepare to take the trifecta of power in Washington, the GOP has a lot of issues

they want to address, like immigration and border security, tax and spending cuts. And they want Trump

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