Mudslides, power outages after storm slams northern Nev., Calif.
More than 10,000 homes were without power late Thursday afternoon along the Sierra’s eastern front from south of Carson City to north of Reno
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Mich. State suspends 3 football players amid sex assault allegations
The school said in a release Thursday that a staff member associated with the football program also has been suspended
Puerto Rico nationalist returns to the island to serve term cut by Obama
Oscar Lopez Rivera had been sentenced to 55 years in jail but Obama commuted the sentence
Int'l students, grads grappling with travel ban face uncertain future
“What if when I leave the U.S. the ban is reinstated?” said Jude Roufael, 22, who is from Syria
Adoption agency's closure leaves prospective parents hanging
The Independent Adoption Center informed its 1,900 clients nationwide that it filed for bankruptcy suddenly
Emirati hockey player realizes dream on NHL ice
Fatima Al Ali, 27, is the captain of the United Arab Emirates women's national hockey team
Sessions' claim about violent crime contradicted by FBI data
The new attorney general said Thursday that rising violent crime is a "dangerous, permanent trend"
Driver dies after being blown off Va. bridge
Authorities say a Navy helicopter plucked the driver from the roof of a tractor-trailer after it was swept off the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel
Do you know the source of the news you see online?
In the era of misinformation and fake news, a new study explores whether news consumers are actually paying attention to their sources
Member of ExxonMobil advisory panel sends scathing resignation letter
“I am particularly concerned about the company’s targeted attack on respected civil society organizations through the courts," wrote Sarah Labowitz
School investigating Hitler "valentines" handed out on campus
School officials investigate after someone distributed Hitler Valentine's Day cards on campus
U.S. Postal Service says it lost $200 million over holiday season
U.S. Postal Service reports loss despite strong quarter of package shipping, expanded use of vote-by-mail
Oldest American, Adele Dunlap, dead at 114
Adele Dunlap was born in 1902, in New Jersey, though family, caregivers said she often gave a younger age
Couple's close encounter with "huge" wolf goes viral
Man used his car to help guide the wolf back into the woods
Mom deported to Mexico amid Phoenix protests
Immigrant mom living in Arizona illegally was granted leniency under Obama administration
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ICE deportations and arrests hit record high
With Jim Jordan as leader, House GOP signals it's ready to fight
Man accused of burying baby tried to flee state, authorities say
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
Ukraine says Starshield throttled again as U.S. pushes for a deal
Nvidia set to lose $700 billion in value as Jensen Huang resigns
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Trump says "we don't need a deal with Iran"
SS United States to become world's largest artificial reef
