The derecho carves a path of destruction from southern Ontario to southeast Quebec, leaving at least 10 people dead.
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With all public camping becoming felony, Tennessee homeless worry
Supporters hope the plan will spur activists to help work on long-term solutions.
Poland needs EU to release assistance funds, ambassador says
That would also prevent Ukrainian refugees from getting frustrated and heading elsewhere, he says.
Parris Island facing battle against climate change
Daily disruptions are growing at the Marine Corps base, from nuisance flooding on roads to rising temperatures and higher humidity.
Australia’s center-left party defeats conservatives
Anthony Albanese will be sworn in as prime minister after Labor clinches its first electoral win since 2007.
Ozzy Osbourne’s daughter escapes fatal Hollywood studio fire
Friends identify the victim as 26-year-old Nathan Avery Edwards, who recorded, produced and mixed music under the name Avery Drift.
Russia cuts off natural gas exports to Finland in symbolic move
Helsinki refuses to pay in rubles and wants to join NATO.
U.S. has risk of vaccine, treatment rationing without more funding
The country has spent nearly all of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan that was dedicated directly to COVID-19 response.
U.S., South Korea will consider expanded military drills to deter North
North Korea could well respond angrily to Saturday’s announcement.
New York City resident tests positive for monkeypox
The rare virus is rarely seen outside of Africa and can cause flu-like symptoms.