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The prospect of "another Katrina" has haunted New Orleans, and the rest of the nation.

Anti-mask activist who organized protests in Texas dies of COVID-19

"Our Disaster Response Team worked diligently with our shelter partners throughout the Southeast to ensure that as many animals as possible were moved out of harm's way ahead of Hurricane Ida's landfall," the Atlanta Hum...

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Authorities are trying to determine if there is a connection.

From a lounge at the Willard Hotel in Washington, a group of men and women mobilized a global network to conduct a two-week military-style rescue operation.

A Tesla vehicle operating on autopilot slammed into a Florida police cruiser on a highway near Orlando on Saturday, just days after CEO Elon Musk admitted the self-driving software is "actually not great."

Empires are fragile constructions. Their power is as much one of perception as of military strength. The virtues they claim to uphold and defend, usually in the name of their superior civilization, are a mask for pillage...

European Union diplomats say the bloc plans to recommend that its 27 nations reinstate restrictions on tourists from the U.S. because of rising coronavirus infection levels there

The Caldor Fire broke out Aug. 14 and is now only 19 percent contained after destroying more than 600 structures and putting at least 18,000 under threat.

According to Stryk and Taylor, the buses were sent to three different airport gates and honored a request from the US government to add seven US citizens to the busload

The suspect, identified by CBS Chicago as Malique Long, 17, and a second unidentified teen are accused in the caught-on-camera killing of Yvonne Ruzich as she sat outside the grocery store.

The nation's apparent resumption of plutonium production may be aimed at elevating the country as a U.S. priority, while increasing its weapons pile.

Ida is tied for the fifth-strongest hurricane to ever hit the U.S. mainland, and President Joe Biden declared Ida a federal disaster.      

The U.S. military intercepted rockets aimed at the Kabul airport on Monday morning. The U.S. has warned that more attacks, like the one last week outside the airport, are possible before it withdraws on Tuesday.

China hopes to fill the political void, but Afghanistan isn't called the "graveyard of empires" for nothing

Marine Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo, killed in Thursday's Afghanistan airport bombing, receives praise for her heroism in Massachusetts.      

US officials said the drone strike wiped out a vehicle carrying multiple suicide bombers that posed an "imminent ISIS-K threat" to the city's airport.

New Orleans loses power due to 'catastrophic transmission damage' caused by Ida

"There's no place" for "that kind of politicization" in a health crisis, the nation's top infectious disease expert told Jake Tapper.

Biden pays respects to service members killed in Kabul

Researchers including from Stony Brook University on Long Island have identified an enzyme in the coronavirus that ravages the body like the neurotoxins from rattlesnakes