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In New Orleans, Anxiously Watching the Levees As Hurricane Ida Arrives The prospect of "another Katrina" has haunted New Orleans, and the rest of the nation.
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Anti-mask activist who organized protests in Texas dies of COVID-19 Anti-mask activist who organized protests in Texas dies of COVID-19
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51 dogs and cats relocated by humane society before Hurricane Ida made landfall "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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• CATEGORY 3: Ida wreaks havoc in Louisiana, leaving 740,000 without power • STORM TRACKER: See where Ida is headed • IN PHOTOS: Ida lashes US Gulf Coast • VIDEO: Wind rips roof from building
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Police: Station shooting, Lyft driver's death may be linked Authorities are trying to determine if there is a connection.
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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.
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Tesla vehicle on 'auto-pilot' crashes into Florida state trooper 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."
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Hedges: The Empire Does Not Forgive

OpEdNews - 30 Aug 2021 20:17
Hedges: The Empire Does Not Forgive 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...
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EU to recommend reinstating restrictions on US travelers 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
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WATCH: Fire breaks out at old rail yard in Denver Smoke fills the sky as fire breaks out at a disused rail yard in downtown Denver, Colorado.
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Raging California wildfire threatens Lake Tahoe, prompts evacuations 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.
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'Our elected leaders failed': Hundreds of Afghan girls left behind in Kabul 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
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Chicago teen charged in woman's slaying eyed in carjacking spree: cops 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.
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Ida weakens to tropical storm, still threatens dangerous flash floods Ida weakened to a tropical storm over southwestern Mississippi Monday, a day after slamming into Louisiana as a dangerous Category 4 storm packing winds of up 150 mph.
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Catastrophic photos and video show Hurricane Ida's path of destruction across Louisiana Ida is tied for the fifth-strongest hurricane to ever hit the U.S. mainland, and President Joe Biden declared Ida a federal disaster.      
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Would-be successors to Angela Merkel clash in first of three TV debates Encounter unlikely to have banished CDU nerves after snap poll suggests SPD's Olaf Scholz retains lead The three politicians battling it out for the top job in German politics have clashed in a TV debate during which the...
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U.S. Shoots Down Rockets as Afghan Withdrawal Looms

The New York Times - 30 Aug 2021 14:00
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.
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Covid booster jabs 'not a luxury' and protect the vulnerable, says WHO Health body previously stated that boosters in Europe are unnecessary and will increase vaccine inequality Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage A booster jab of Covid-19 vaccine for vulnerable pe...
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China hopes to fill the political void, but Afghanistan isn't called the "graveyard of empires" for nothing
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Marine Johanny Rosario Pichardo, 25, 'a Massachusetts hero,' killed in Afghanistan airport attack Marine Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo, killed in Thursday's Afghanistan airport bombing, receives praise for her heroism in Massachusetts.      
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Hurricane Ida live updates: first death in Louisiana as New Orleans loses power Sheriffs say person killed by falling tree in Prairieville as city of New Orleans falls back on power generators after network fails Report: New Orleans loses power as category 4 storm hits 3.49am BST 3.40am BST Though m...
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The government is seeking international support to ensure the militants allow people to leave Afghanistan.
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