Irma plunges millions into darkness in Florida
Nearly 6.5 million homes and businesses across Florida have lost power as Irma moves over state; 570,000 are in the dark in Georgia
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Crane on way to remove Confederate statue involved in deadly crash
Crane that was on its way to remove the Robert E. Lee statue in Dallas involved in a crash that killed one person
Trump commemorates 9/11 at White House, Pentagon
Ceremonies honor the nearly 3,000 killed when hijackers flew planes into World Trade Center, Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania
NYPD: Man kills wife, jumps out 8th-story window to his death
Bernarda Ferreiras was apparently stabbed to death inside the Manhattan apartment she shared with her husband, Francisco Ferreiras
"Humanitarian crisis": Crews to search for Irma victims in Florida Keys
Storm destroyed roadways, isolating many who didn't evacuate when it slammed into the island chain as a Category 4 hurricane
Looters arrested after being confronted by reporter during Irma
Police in Florida arrested nine people who were caught on TV cameras looting sneakers and other goods
Chicago teen found dead in hotel freezer
19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins disappeared after going to hotel party with her friends, sparking 11-hour search
Shooting leaves 8 dead in Texas, police say
Among the injured was a police officer, officials say Sunday
Millions of customers lose power in Florida from Hurricane Irma
Florida Power & Light says it will be weeks, not days, before electricity is fully restored because of Hurricane Irma's fury Sunday
Social media gives insight into Hurricane Irma's fury
Irma raked the Florida Keys on Sunday and early signs of the storm's power were displayed on social media
What is storm surge? Areas in Florida affected by Hurricane Irma
Areas on Florida southwest coast could see dangerous conditions as Fort Myers and Tampa were hit by Hurricane Irma
Weakened Irma pummels Florida -- live updates
Powerful storm floods streets, spawns apparent tornadoes, knocks out power to millions and snaps construction cranes in Miami
Violence erupts at anti-white nationalist rally in Portland
Police say protesters began attacking photographers and throwing projectiles at officers
Houston residents pick up the pieces 2 weeks after Harvey
More than two weeks after Harvey flooded the Texas Gulf Coast, thousands of Houston residents are picking up the mess it left behind
"I'm kind of on my own": Florida resident not evacuating as Irma bears down
"My house has been through a couple of hurricanes before so I felt like I could get through this," Florida business owner says
Former RFK Jr. adviser accuses Trump officials of corruption
Nvidia investigates CEO Jensen Huang over Chinese espionage concerns
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Trump says there is "no reason" to escalate war with Iran
Man who carried out mass shooting in Poland has died, police say
These House and Senate midterm races don't have winners yet
GOP Rep. Hill says he'll weigh whether Hegseth's actions merit impeachment
Leading Dem on midterms aftermath: "We're still in the fight of our lives"
