Hurricane Dorian prompts evacuation orders as Florida braces
In more than a dozen counties across three states, nine of them in Florida alone, evacuation orders will go into effect Monday with Hurricane Dorian approaching
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Texas gunman reportedly fired hours before deadly rampage
Gunman leads law enforcement on 10-mile rampage, killing seven and wounding at least 22 others, hours after losing job at trucking company
Serena Williams injures right ankle during U.S. Open
A couple of hours later, Williams was walking without any apparent hitch in her step
There were more mass shootings than days in 2019
365 days. 417 mass shootings.
Looser gun laws in Texas begin one day after mass shooting
The new laws make it easier to have guns in public places including schools, apartment buildings and places of worship
Aid worker: U.S. returning migrants to "war zones" in Mexico
Doctors Without Borders' Sergio Martin has worked in war-torn countries for years. He never imagined witnessing so much violence in areas the U.S. is sending thousands of asylum seekers back to
Ex-FEMA chief: Agency burdened by "unrealistic" expectations
"We've got to stop looking at FEMA as 911," Brock Long said on "Face the Nation," adding that he believes everyday Americans need to be better trained for disasters
Beto O'Rourke decries gun violence in the wake of Texas shooting
"People are living with fear, feel like they have targets on their backs right now. Kids afraid to go to school tomorrow morning," the Texas Democrat said on "Face the Nation"
DHS chief: Transfer of funds to border won't impact hurricane response
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan defended the controversial decision to divert millions in disaster relief funds to the southern border as his agency prepares to respond to Hurricane Dorian
Calendar: Week of September 2
From Labor Day to the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Eric Liu on what makes a true patriot
The former White House speechwriter on what it takes to be called a good citizen – something we all have to earn
Gen. Jim Mattis on war and Trump
In his first TV interview about his resignation, the former Secretary of Defense talks about parting ways from the president, and looks back on a 40-year military career and the lessons of history in his new book, "Call Sign Chaos"
Sara Nelson, the new face of labor unions
The president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA has been called the most powerful labor leader in the country, as she has fought for increased safety in the aviation industry
Almanac: Air bags
On September 1, 1998, the safety device became mandatory in all new cars and light trucks in the U.S., subsequently saving tens of thousands of lives
Made in USA: Bringing manufacturing jobs back to the homeland
Today about 3% of clothing bought in this country was made here, so sportswear company American Giant is rebuilding a supply chain infrastructure to fashion a home-grown apparel line
Trump calls off plan to livestream Fort Hood shooter's execution
Feds probing suspicious letters to election officials, lawmakers
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Strait of Hormuz still unsafe for ships, maritime group warns
Chats from Nolan Wells' phone show what friends said when he vanished
U.S. banks dropped customers over political views, regulator says
Trump invokes executive privilege in Kennedy Center legal fight
Cornell Greek life should end if found unsafe, school president says
Eric Deters files defamation lawsuit against Kimberly Guilfoyle
