Hurricane Lane revives memories of the last hurricane to hit Hawaii
In 1992, Hurricane Iniki became the most powerful storm to strike the islands in recorded history, causing billions of dollars in damage
UN nuclear watchdog: "Grave concern" over North Korea's nuclear program
Agency says the North's continued nuclear activities constitute "clear violations of relevant UN Security Council resolutions" and "are deeply regrettable"
Bolton says U.S. could dismantle North Korean arsenal "within a year"
Bolton said the U.S. has developed a program that would enable a relatively rapid dismantlement of North Korea's arsenal if the Kim regime is cooperative
Suspect in Annapolis shooting ID'd as Jarrod Ramos
Court records show Ramos had a long-running legal dispute with The Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland
Barbara Bush in failing health, won't seek treatment
Bush, 92, will "instead focus on comfort care" for unspecified health complications, a spokesman says
Elon Musk says SpaceX could begin testing Mars rocket in 2019
"I think we'll be able to do short flights, sort of up and down flights, probably some time in the first half of next year"
Stormy Daniels sues to void NDA with Trump over alleged affair
Stephanie Clifford, also known as "Stormy Daniels," filed suit in a California court asking a judge to declare the agreement null and void
Bannon says he regrets comments about Trump Jr.
In a new book, Bannon said the infamous 2016 Trump Tower meeting was "treasonous" and "unpatriotic"
Trump says he's not planning to fire Robert Mueller
"No, I'm not," Mr. Trump told reporters upon his arrival back at the White House
Trump calls on Saudi Arabia to lift blockade on Yemen "immediately"
About 7 million Yemenis -- many of them children -- are on the brink of starvation as the Saudi coalition has cut off access to the country
ABC News reporter suspended without pay for botched Flynn report
In a statement Saturday, the network said an erroneous report was a "serious error"
Trump lawyer wrote tweet implying Trump knew Flynn lied to FBI
Trump's personal attorney was the principal wordsmith for the tweet, and it's unclear whether Mr. Trump saw the final version
Fake Google ad sent users searching for "Amazon" to scam site
The ad appeared at the top of search results for an unknown number of users for at least part of the day Thursday
General leading military effort in Puerto Rico explains departure
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan announced on Friday that troops would begin winding down operations
U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan, military says
The U.S. command in Afghanistan said the service member died of injuries sustained during an operation in Logar province