"This one's really scary": Caldor Fire racing toward Lake Tahoe
Around 50,000 people are under evacuation orders as the popular resort area faces a fire threat it hasn't seen in decades.
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Biden forcefully defends Afghanistan exit
"I was not going to extend this 'forever war,' and I was not extending a 'forever exit,'" the president told the nation in a televised address.
Caldor Fire threatens 33,000 homes and businesses near Lake Tahoe
More than 3,500 firefighters are battling the Caldor Fire, a massive wildfire that has destroyed more than 660 structures and injured five people.
West Virginia woman pleads guilty to January 6 riot charge
Courtright posted photos of herself at the Capitol on Instagram with captions including, "Infamy is just as good as fame. Either way I end up more known."
Officer seen struggling with woman walking dog placed on desk duty
The woman, who has been identified by her attorneys as Nikkita Brown, called 911 and said she was racially profiled.
What happened to the military equipment left in Afghanistan?
The U.S. "demilitarized," or rendered useless, nearly 170 pieces of equipment in Kabul.
Louisiana town "uninhabitable" after Ida's destruction
Officials say that a natural gas odor has been detected on Grand Isle and that conditions remain "very dangerous."
Ida's remains threaten once-in-a-century flood event in Northeast
Ida's intense rain and winds are partly fueled by climate change.
Murders of 3 women linked to serial killer who died in plane crash
Investigators believe Fernandes may be responsible for other unsolved murders in South Florida.
Texas' 6-week abortion ban in effect after Supreme Court stays silent
The Texas law taking effect Wednesday prohibits virtually all abortions in the state.
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Morell speaks with Admiral James "Sandy" Winnefeld, former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and commander of the USS Enterprise on September 11, 2001.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visits the White House
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is finally getting his White House meeting.
America's price tag for two decades of war: $5.8 trillion
Including the long-term cost of care for U.S. veterans and the figure tops $8 trillion, Brown University analysis finds.
Spears' lawyer claims her father wants $2 million before leaving conservatorship
"Britney Spears will not be extorted," a court filing said.
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