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1 killed, 7 injured in attack on shrine in Iran At least one gunman opened fire Sunday night at a southern Iranian shrine where more than a dozen people were killed in a similar terrorist attack less than a year ago, according to state-run media.     Zuckerberg vs. Musk fight not likely to happen, Meta owner says After weeks of posturing and chest beating, the rumored fight between billionaires Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk is off.   16 injured in boat explosion on Lake of the Ozarks A boat explosion on the Lake of the Ozarks that injured 16 people is believed to have been caused by a buildup of gas fumes, the Missouri Highway Patrol says.   Ga. Trump indictment seems imminent as witnesses confirm grand jury appearances Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis will meet with the grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election early this week.   Ill. Gov. Pritzker signs bill allowing gun makers to be sued for marketing to minors Firearm manufacturers and retailers can be sued in Illinois for marketing toward minors according to a new bill signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker.   Police arrest suspect in shooting at Baltimore trampoline park Police said Saturday a suspect is in custody after a man was shot multiple times at an indoor trampoline park in suburban Baltimore County.   'Barbie' tops North American box office for 4th weekend "Barbie" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a fourth consecutive weekend, earning an additional $33.7 million in receipts this Friday through Sunday, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced.   Help kids hit 'reset' on sleep as they head back to school Keeping to a consistent bedtime routine is the key to helping your kids get restful and refreshing sleep, experts say.   At least 21 dead and 6 missing in mudslides and flooding in China At least 21 people are dead and another six are missing on Sunday after heavy rain caused flooding and mudslides in China's northwestern Shaanxi Province.   5 sought in mass shooting at Phila. basketball court that left 3 dead Police say they are seeking five suspects in connection with a mass shooting at a Philadelphia basketball court on Friday that left three men dead.   Car crashes into campground in Wales, injures 9 including baby in tent Officials say a baby was saved by the cot it was sleeping in when it was struck by a car that crashed into a campsite in Pembrokeshire, Wales.   Russian warship fires warning shots to stop cargo ship in Black Sea Russian naval forces in the Black Sea forced a cargo ship heading to a Ukrainian port to stop after firing warning shots, Russia's Defense Ministry said Sunday.   With 93 killed and toll likely to rise, Hawaii wildfire is deadliest in a century The death toll from last week's wildfires in Hawaii has risen to 93, officials said late Saturday, making it the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century as the state's governor warned more victims will be found.   Robin Williams' son Zak pays tribute to late comedian on 9th anniversary of his death Zak Williams, the 40-year-old son of Robin Williams, marked the ninth anniversary of the late comedian's death with a touching Instagram message.   Death toll rises to 4, another still missing in Pa. house explosion Emergency officials in the Pittsburgh suburb of Plum, Pa., say the death toll from an explosion that destroyed or damaged more than a dozen homes has risen to four with another person still missing.   Look: Ashley Judd shares photos of her walking in the Alps after severely injuring leg in 2021 Actress Ashley Judd has shared on Instagram photos of her hiking the Alps in Switzerland two years after suffering a serious leg injury while traveling in Africa.   Famous birthdays for Aug. 13: Sebastian Stan, DeMarcus Cousins Actor Sebastian Stan turns 41 and NBA star DeMarcus Cousins turns 33, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 13.   On This Day, Aug. 13: Michael Phelps wins 23rd gold medal, most in history On Aug. 13, 2016, Michael Phelps won his 23rd Olympic gold medal to finish his swimming career as the world's most decorated Olympian.   More Recent Articles
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As Inferno Grew, Lahaina’s Water System CollapsedFirefighters who rushed to contain the Maui wildfire found that hydrants were running dry, forcing crews to embark instead on a perilous rescue mission.   How Invasive Plants Caused the Maui Fires to RageA sweeping series of plantation closures in Hawaii allowed highly flammable nonnative grasses to spread on idled lands, providing the fuel for huge blazes. As Maui Tries to Recover From Wildfires, Residents Say Aid Is ScantDays after the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina, those staying nearby say private volunteers have served as far more of a lifeline than federal and local agencies. Maui Wildfires: What We Know About Cause, Search Efforts and DamagesThe wildfires on the island of Maui are the deadliest in the United States in more than a century, with the death toll likely to rise still further. Police Raid Kansas Newspaper OfficeThe search of Marion County Record’s office led to the seizure of computers, servers and cellphones of reporters and editors. How Trump Benefits From an Indictment EffectIn polling, fund-raising and conservative media, the former president has turned criminal charges into political assets. Iran’s Ashura Rituals Have Become a New Form of ProtestAshura, which mourns the killing of the Prophet Muhammad’s grandson and celebrates Shiite identity, has long symbolized the fight against oppression. This year, its chants have been turned against the government. After End of Pandemic Coverage Guarantee, Texas Is Epicenter of Medicaid LossesSince the end of a pandemic-era policy that barred states from removing people from Medicaid, Texas has dropped over half a million people from the program, more than any other state. The Lost Boys of the American RightThey’re timid sheep in wolves’ clothing, but their online provocations corrupt our culture. My Two Decades Living as an American in EuropeMoving there gave me access to all the other ways to see. How to Make Sure Federal Climate Money Helps EveryoneThe Biden administration is spending billions to transform how Americans use and consume energy. How can we make that process more equitable? Texas Revamps Houston Schools, Closing Libraries and Angering ParentsAs part of a state takeover plan, libraries in underperforming schools are becoming spaces for disruptive students to watch lessons on computers. Without F-16s, Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Is Missing a Key PieceMost military experts doubt that they would have, and say that Kyiv can still prevail without them. Relationships Carved From Clay Bring New Partners to MuseumsIn a sea change, artisans and leaders from Native communities were invited to be curators, offering a window onto the intangible and personal dimensions of Pueblo pottery. Rome’s Umbrella Pines Are in DangerWhile an invasive insect bears much of the blame for endangering a beloved symbol of Rome, critics are also pointing the finger at city government. More Recent Articles
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