Geography of the United States
Storms in the US: Tornado in Alabama, there are Casualties
Powerful storms in the USA - six died in Alabama and one in Georgia, the element also affected areas in Mississippi.
Selma, a city in Alabama, was among the hardest hit. That's where the tornado passed.
There are roofs blown off, windows broken and trees uprooted.
Considerable material damage was caused.
Surreal scene: Here lies what was Lake Mead (photos)
Extremely low levels at Lake Mead amid drought
Deported from France as convicts, these women helped build New Orleans
New Orleans was the place where the Mutinous Women could reinvent themselves most strikingly
Grieving husband dies after wife is slain in Texas rampage
Irma Garcia's family was already reeling from her death in the Texas school shooting that targeted her fourth grade classroom and killed her co-teacher and 19 students.
Abortion-rights protest targets homes of US Supreme Court Judges Kavanaugh, Roberts
About 100 protesters march between their Maryland houses after a security breach that led to the leak of a map of US Supreme Court judges’ houses
Ukrainian refugees find route to US goes through Mexico
Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees arriving daily have a message for family and friends in Europe: the fastest route to settle in the United States is booking a flight to Mexico.
Rare copy of first novel by black woman donated
A rare version of a book considered the first novel published in the U.S. by a Black woman has returned to her home state of New Hampshire.
An original first edition of Harriet Wilson's " Our Nig; or Sketches From the Life of a Free Black " was recently donated to Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire, WMUR-TV reports.
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Citing drought, US not to give water to California farmers
With California entering the third year of severe drought, U.S. federal officials have said they will not deliver any water to farmers in the state's major agricultural region - a decision that will force many to plant fewer crops in the fertile soil that yields the bulk of the nation's fruits, nuts and vegetables.
Hellenic Community of Melbourne theater group presents the play “Alone” (photo)
The first presentation will take place on Saturday, February 26 at 20:15 at the Fairfield Amphitheater
Mysterious yellow plastic strands on Cape Cod beaches leads to explosive revelation
The yellow tubing has a thin rope-like appearance, and continues to wash up on Cape Cod beaches in varying lengths