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Maggie Haberman's new book details how the former president asked his then Defense Secretary Mark Esper whether the U.S. could "bomb the labs" in Mexico.

The Miami National Weather Service confirmed to Newsweek that as many as eight tornadoes touched down in Florida on Tuesday.

The Mosquito fire, the latest blaze to have been blamed on PG&E, has been going since September 6.

It is estimated that over Over 70 million adults in the U.S. are obese, with related medical costs amounting to $147 billion annually.

Sanders has said that whether President Joe Biden chooses to run again in 2024 is "his decision" amid ongoing speculation.

Hurricane Ian is looking to be one of the worst storms Florida has ever seen, and officials are warning residents to be wary of displaced wildlife.

The lockdown at the White House has now ended and no one was hurt after an evacuation of the North Lawn early on Wednesday.

The race for the vacant U.S. Senate seat in Ohio is one of the closest in the upcoming midterm elections.

Satellite footage of Hurricane Ian has been released as it heads to Florida. It is now classed as a Category 4 hurricane.

Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall on the west coast of Florida on Wednesday, after tearing through the Caribbean and knocking out power across Cuba. Follow for the latest.

The details how Trump made a joke suggesting Young—who has a Black mother and a white father—inherited her looks from her mother and her intelligence "from her dad, the white side."

After a school district denied banning "Girls Who Code," the series founder disputes their claims.