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Why Tornadoes Are So Difficult to Predict
The recent Mississippi tornado killed at least 25 people, but a tornado emergency was only predicted 11 minutes before impact.
'I'm a Professional Bridesmaid. My Crazy Wedding Stories Would Shock You'
I've seen some really tough things.
How Trump Will Turn Himself In
The former president is planning to return to the campaign trail on Wednesday following his arraignment in Manhattan.
Why Putin Is Watching Bulgaria's Election Closely
Sunday's election holds plenty of opportunity for both Kyiv and Moscow as the war rages on in Ukraine.
Zelensky's Gambit Puts China's Xi on the Spot
Ukraine's president has invited his Chinese opposite number for a call and to visit Kyiv.
Russia Arrests Wall Street Journal Reporter, Says He Was Spying for U.S.
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in the city of Yekaterinburg, the FSB said.
Ukrainian World Kickboxing Champion Killed in Battle: Reports
Four-time champion Vitaly Merinov leaves behind a wife and two-year-old daughter.
Ron DeSantis' Board Rages Against Disney World After Legal Humiliation
A group of conservatives picked by the Florida governor to oversee how Disney operates has been neutered with a contract that could last decades.
