Flash floods are a hallmark of climate change, and they can come on fast, seemingly without warning. The ability of officials to get a warning out can be the difference between life and death. Continue reading →
As federal immunization policies shift, pediatricians say the parents of their young patients are more confused than ever, not sure if they will have access to vaccines for their children or if the vaccines are safe. Continue reading →
The justices overrode lower court orders that temporarily froze the cuts, which have been led by the Department of Government Efficiency. Continue reading →
The president also acknowledged that his plan to cajole Russia's president into ending the war in Ukraine has "turned out to be tougher." Continue reading →
Those reported missing are in Kerr County, where most victims have been recovered so far, Governor Greg Abbott said. Many were likely visiting or staying in the state’s Hill Country but did not register at a camp or hotel. Continue reading →
The study’s authors say their research could pave the way to a deeper understanding into one of science’s murkiest questions: the origins of power inequities between men and women. Continue reading →
The lab falls under the US Geological Survey’s Ecosystem Mission Area, the agency’s major ecology program, which under President Trump’s 2026 proposed budget. would see funding reduced to $29 million from $293 million. Many hunters are unhappy at the prospect. Continue reading →
The bloodshed came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was visiting President Trump about a cease-fire plan to pause the Gaza fighting. Continue reading →
For decades, borders seeded with antipersonnel mines divided the Soviet bloc from the West, deterring citizens from fleeing across the Iron Curtain. Continue reading →
When Hide opened in London's exclusive Mayfair district in 2018, the restaurant made headlines for its twisting bespoke timber staircase, its lavish wine menu and its rapidly won Michelin star. Continue reading →
Today the car wash is closed. The taco stand by the gas station is gone. There’s no one waiting at the bus stop, and the sidewalks are oddly empty. Continue reading →
Border agents say that they stopped Ignacio "Nacho" De La Cruz near border for other reasons, but then linked him to an alleged smuggling case. Continue reading →
Colorado, which entered the series against the Red Sox on pace for 124 losses, could surpass the loss record set by the White Sox just last year. They could become one of the worst pro teams of all time, across any sport. Continue reading →
The Argentine legend has been busy this summer, playing in the FIFA Club World Cup, and all 90 minutes at Montreal in his return to MLS play Saturday. Continue reading →
Baystate’s chief financial officer said in a statement late Monday that officials at the health system were still working their way through the 940-page bill passed by Congress last week. Continue reading →
Mr. Greenberg was one of America’s most established dramatists, responsible for some 30 plays staged on or off Broadway since the mid-1980s. Continue reading →
A star in the 1974 film adaptation of Fitzgerald’s famous novel, Waterson is to appear at a Newport Event marking The Great Gats’s 100th anniversary. Continue reading →
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