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Southwest Flooding Leaves Communities in Ruins and Recovery Efforts
Severe flooding in the Southwest has left towns like Pagosa Springs and Durango covered in mud, prompting community recovery efforts and highlighting the human cost.
Jacob Allen Morley, Escaped Tennessee Murderer, Recaptured in Missouri
Jacob Allen Morley, who escaped from a Tennessee prison, was recaptured in Missouri after a multi-state manhunt lasting over a week.
Election Day Glitches Fuel Conspiracy Theories Amid Trust Crisis
As Election Day glitches arise, public trust in voting systems is tested. Explore how these issues impact perceptions and the ongoing battle against conspiracy theories.
Washington Resident Dies from H5N1 Bird Flu Exposure
A Washington state resident has died from H5N1 bird flu after exposure to infected dairy cattle, marking the first U.S. bird flu death in a year.
Webb Telescope Reveals Comet 3I/ATLAS Originated 10 Billion Years Ago
NASA's Webb Telescope reveals comet 3I/ATLAS formed 10-12 billion years ago, offering insights into the early universe and our solar system's uniqueness.
Ancient Egyptian Fossil Challenges Ape Evolution
A newly discovered 18-million-year-old fossil in Egypt may reshape our understanding of ape origins, suggesting they may have emerged outside East Africa.
Every Life Saved Is Worth Celebrating, Even Now
Congo's Ebola outbreak has surpassed 10,000 confirmed cases with nearly 5,000 deaths, driven by the rare Bundibugyo strain with no approved vaccine, as the virus spreads to neighboring countries.
Spain's Second Disaster This Year, and a Conversation Reopened
A high-speed train collision near Urda, Spain, has killed 69 people and injured more than 100, prompting rescue operations, a safety investigation, and three days of national mourning.
Alaska's Investigation, and the Integrity It Seeks to Protect
Alaska's governor has ordered a criminal investigation into Mary Peltola's Senate campaign over allegations it recruited a candidate with the same name as Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan to confuse voters.
A Door Closed, a Life Taken, and the Slow Work of Justice
Three young men have been charged over an August home invasion in Waterloo that killed a 35-year-old man and injured a woman, following arrests in Queensland and Sydney.
The Distance Between Reporting and Rescuing Is Measured in Seconds
ABC reporter Will Murray and a bystander swam to a sinking vehicle in flooded Queensland and pulled the driver to safety, with the rescue captured on live camera.
A Call for Help, a Pistol, and a Single Shot
A 21-year-old man was shot by police in Glen Alpine after allegedly pointing a pistol at officers during a domestic violence incident; his partner was hospitalized for shock.
What is seen and what is said are not always the same story
ICE denies hitting American citizen Ricardo Gonzalez with a vehicle during a Long Beach operation, but video footage shows an SUV swerving toward his bike, prompting calls for an independent investigation.
What the ordinary structures of trust cannot always prevent.
Edward Villa, a longtime North Clackamas School District employee, was identified as the suspect in a Happy Valley triple homicide before being found dead in a motel Wednesday.
What remains when the warnings were posted and the water was still entered.
Northwestern University student Saba Hani Alkaabi, 19, died Wednesday after being pulled unresponsive from Lake Michigan near the Evanston campus; foul play is not suspected.
The record is broken; the question remains open
Georgia surpassed one million early votes for the 2026 midterms, a record for a midterm election, with Democrats showing strength in metro Atlanta and Republicans surging in conservative strongholds.
A supervised visit ended in gunfire, and the legal process begins
Shili Chen and Shouyong Zhang, both 77, pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the shooting death of their son-in-law Jonathan McKinsey at a California park during a custody visit.
The field is quiet; the investigation is not.
A 34-year-old woman was released without charges after driving her pickup onto a Wichita youth soccer field, killing two and injuring ten, pending toxicology and mechanical tests.
The First Green Star Is a Cosmic Zombie With a Story to Tell
Astronomers have discovered the first known green star, a white dwarf that turned chartreuse after ingesting sodium-rich planetary debris, revealing a broader stellar palette than expected.
A Moonscape That Was Never Empty: The Recovery of Mount St. Helens
Four decades after Mount St. Helens leveled 230 square miles of forest, the landscape has recovered through biological legacies—seeds and roots that survived beneath the ash—and natural resilience.
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