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Sat Aug 19 2023

Hurricane Hilary nears Southern California causing flooding risks

Hilary, which intensified to category 4 status, will still be a hurricane when reaching the West Coast of the Baja California peninsula Saturday.

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Zion National Park in Utah is almost guaranteed to experience flash flooding, and park rangers have also closed portions of Joshua Tree in California

Hundreds of community water systems found at least one of 29 types of PFAS chemicals that exceed the EPA's new, lower reporting limits.

When Joe Biden changed his mind on LGBTQ issues, it changed the trajectory of the marriage equality fight. Here's where he stands now.

The hype that follows around Bijan Robinson is considerable, but the rookie running back isn't making any grand proclamations about his first year.

Country legend Dolly Parton has put a bluesy, bittersweet spin on "Let It Be," featuring living Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

In a podcast, President and Vice CEO Jon Basalone called rumors that self-checkout was coming into stores "as false as false can be."

A Georgia school board voted along party lines to fire a Georgia teacher who taught her fifth grade class about gender fluidity.

China has launched drills around Taiwan as a "stern warning" days after the island's vice president stopped over in the United States.

Donald Trump's legal woes have swollen after his fourth and final criminal indictment of the 2024 campaign brings RICO charges out of Georgia.

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