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Deadly flash floods in Nepal leave hundreds missing, including tourists from US
Officials said 384 tourists, including 291 from countries such as India, the United States, the United Kingdom and Malaysia, were among those reported missing.
‘Lake America’? Who is responsible for naming geographic places?
President Donald Trump announced his desire to change the name of Lake Ontario amid an escalating trade dispute with Canada.
Man sentenced in Warren case of child shot in finger
A Warren man who pleaded guilty after a child got hold of a gun and was shot in the finger was sentenced this week in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court.
3 Secret Service officials placed on leave amid misconduct investigation
Three U.S. Secret Service (USSS) officials were placed on administrative leave Tuesday amid an investigation into possible misconduct, a spokesperson told The Hill.
Twist of Fate: Even the tropics are remembering Dolly Parton
The next named tropical system in the Atlantic storm season will be Dolly. It is, in fact, a strange twist of fate and not in honor of the late singer.
Ohio helping with Virginia hay shortage
Farmers in Virginia are facing a severe hay shortage here caused by drought. Now, they are getting help from friends they never knew they had hundreds of miles away.
Eminem opens up about letter Dolly Parton wrote to him after Rock Hall induction
Eminem is reflecting on a heartfelt letter he once received from late country icon Dolly Parton.
Hospital nursery fire kills 14 newborns in Pakistan’s capital
An air-conditioning unit compressor exploded inside the nursery on the third floor, hospital and rescue officials said.
Trump plan to raise borrowing limit on shaky ground as debt roils bond market
President Trump’s plan to raise the debt limit through the end of his presidency before Republicans likely lose control of Congress is on shaky ground because of rising concerns over the national debt — which has reached $40 trillion. The president is quietly pushing Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) and House Speaker Mike Johnson
GOP faces jam-packed September with funding, reconciliation on agenda
Republicans in both chambers are staring down a September sprint after returning from August recess, with a jam-packed legislative agenda and little time to clear their biggest remaining priorities before the midterm election crunch. At the top of the House’s list is passing a short-term stopgap spending measure — also known as a continuing resolution