What's next for Hurricane Irma?
Irma weakened only slightly Thursday from its peak, remaining a powerful Category 5 storm with winds of 175 mph
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Irma weakened only slightly Thursday from its peak, remaining a powerful Category 5 storm with winds of 175 mph
Irma is bigger and has a 90-degree different path of potential destruction, meteorologists say
Michelle Ingram lost everything during Hurricane Katrina, and now she sprung into action to help some of the most vulnerable Harvey victims
Ruined possessions that line entire neighborhoods cover estimated 8 million cubic yards in Houston alone (enough to fill Texans stadiums twice)
Three of the four women in semifinals are women of color, which has never happened before
In Florida, more than half a million people live in mandatory evacuation zones, and gridlock gripped I-95 all the way to Orlando
Education Sec. Betsy DeVos spoke exclusively to CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford after her Thursday speech
Comcast has opened 137,000 Wi-Fi hotspots in Florida and more in Georgia and South Carolina as Hurricane Irma approaches
Hurricane Katrina claimed at least 1,200 lives, but it wasn't the deadliest hurricane in U.S. history
Kate Millett's book was among the most talked about works of the 1970s and remains a founding text for cultural and gender studies programs
Here are some last-minute tips to help you prepare for the storm
About 6.3 billion dead trees are still standing in 11 western states, according to the U.S. Forest Service
Federal Aviation Administration says two people were on board the Cirrus SR20 when it went missing Tuesday
Meteorologists can get an increasingly strong idea of where a storm like Irma is heading using a variety of computer simulations
Workers at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida are rushing to complete preparations for Hurricane Irma