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In a glimmer of hope for the hurricane's victims, Harvey's floodwaters are beginning to drop across much of the Houston area, officials said Wednesday. But as the crisis eases, the storm could begin to give up its dead.
President Donald Trump will kick off his lobbying effort for a tax overhaul at an event with a Midwestern manufacturing backdrop and some economic tough talk.
The National Guard is preparing for the mandatory retirement of Major General Richard Nash in October.
A motorcyclist is dead after a crash early Wednesday morning in Stearns County.
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Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2017.
President Donald Trump answered Harvey's wrath by offering in-person assurances to those in the storm zone that his administration will work tirelessly to help the region recover from the massive flooding and storm-inflicted destruction.
The Texas Attorney General told the reporter who tweeted the photo it had received 550 complaints of price gouging since Harvey hit.
Domino's hopes to one day replace all its drivers with driver-free vehicles.
With a new school year dawning, education officials are grappling with whether to remove the names, images and statues of Confederate figures from public schools — especially since some are now filled with students of color.
For the first time since the retirement of the space shuttle in 2011, NASA says it may soon have the capability to send astronauts to the International Space Station from U.S. soil.
Republicans from New York and New Jersey are pledging unconditional support for those devastated by Hurricane Harvey. But their resentment lingers.
Shelters and humane societies across the country are preparing house the homeless animals, a mission that's been underway for more than a year in Mankato.
Eighty percent of the homeowners affected by Hurricane Harvey don't have flood insurance.
Julius De Roma owns Club Jager in the North Loop. He contributed $500 to white nationalist David Duke's Senate campaign in 2016.
