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Caldor Fire comes closer to South Lake Tahoe, as 'turbulent winds' vex firefighters

Will vaccine mandate loopholes spark a religious war?

The interpreter drove through a blinding snowstorm after helicopter fr      

An unmasked Canadian man was so peed-off about a Dairy Queen's face covering mandate that he relieved himself on the counter of the fast food restaurant.

A group of Black men known as the "Martinsville Seven" were posthumously pardoned Tuesday, 70 years after their 1951 execution for the alleged rape of a white woman.

Restrictive abortion law goes into effect in Texas

The raging wildfire that is encroaching upon Lake Tahoe threatens to mar the pristine alpine lake that draws approximately 15 million visitors a year.      

President Biden is banking on the assumption that he will be remembered for finally extricating the country from the war in Afghanistan, not for how he did it.

Rasheed worked with the U.S. in Afghanistan. Now he is facing threats from the Taliban.

Terry Albury, an idealistic F.B.I. agent, grew so disillusioned by the war on terror that he was willing to leak classified documents -- and go to prison for doing it.

The fifth of six complaining witnesses testified at R. Kelly's sex-trafficking trial, telling jurors he exposed her to a sexually transmitted disease.      

White House: Americans staying in Afghanistan will get help if they change their minds

Climate migration is here. Where we go next is unclear.

A pair of Alabama Power contract workers were electrocuted as they repaired power grid damage caused by Hurricane Ida, bringing the storm's death toll up to six.

The skeleton of a 66-million-year-old giant Triceratops fossil could soon belong to a lucky dinosaur enthusiast -- that is, if they have an estimated 1.2 million euros ($1.4 million) to spare.

Francis said in a wide-ranging interview with a Spanish-language radio network that he was in good health after colon surgery in July and insisted that he had not considered resigning.

Piers Morgan was cleared by the UK media watchdog, which ruled that the "Good Morning Britain" host did not breach broadcasting code when he criticized Meghan Markle's Oprah Winfrey interview.

On the heels of one of the worst months this pandemic for US COVID-19 cases, the CDC is discouraging unvaccinated Americans from Labor Day travel.      

The helicopter had taken off from the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Much to the dismay of animals rights activists, the British government euthanized an alpaca after he suffered from a public battle with bovine tuberculosis.

Illinois lawmakers debate energy policy and state legislative maps during a one-day special session in Springfield.

The Justice Department arrested the man for seeking $25 million for a presidential pardon that would have purportedly ended a sex trafficking investigation into Mr. Gaetz.