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How Strong Can Hurricane Milton Get As it Continues to Approach Florida

Hurricane Milton intensified to Category 5 with 180 mph winds, nearing its maximum potential intensity before weakening to Category 4 as it approaches Florida.

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Trump Kept In Close Touch with Putin After Presidency, Called Him 'Multiple' Times on Private Phone: Report

Journalist Bob Woodward's upcoming book "War" alleged that Trump called Vladimir Putin "maybe as many as seven" times since leaving office.

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Senators Rubio, Scott, Send Letter to Biden Urging Approval of Florida Pre-Landfall Emergency as Hurricane Milton Rages On

The storm is expected to hit the west coast of the state on Wednesday night

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Father of 4-Year-Old Texas Boy Who Was 'Starved to Death' Found Not Guilty

Videos of his son searching and begging for food emerged during the trial, where his defense focused on his wife's mistreatment of the boy.

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US Supreme Court To Hear 'Ghost Guns' Regulation Case

Gun manufacturers and owners are objecting to a 2022 rule from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) that requires ghost guns, like other firearms, to have serial numbers and for purchasers to undergo background checks.

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WATCH: 'Extraordinary' Lighting Strikes Fill Hurricane Milton's Eye As Growing Storm Approaches Florida

Milton strengthened rapidly to a Category 5 storm as it heads toward Florida

Donald Trump And J.D. Vance Hold Campaign Rally In Atlanta

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Trump Blasted by Social Media Over Anti-Immigrant 'Bad Genes' Remark: 'Straight Up Nazi S**t'

Social media users are now comparing former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler following comments he made about immigrants in an interview on Monday.

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U.S. Announces the Removal of Eight Tajikistan Nationals with Ties to Islamic State Terror Group

According to agency data, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported only four migrants to Tajikistan last year

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Internet Responds to Trump's 'Bad Genes' Remark Against Immigrants by Sharing Photos of His Own Family, Supporters

Former President Donald Trump, his family and supporters have recently become the subjects of social media ridicule due to harsh comments he made about immigrants in the U.S. during an interview on Monday.

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Widow of 'Dead Bastard' Reveals She Ate Husband's Remains After Discovering He Cheated on Her with Escorts

In her memoir titled A Widow's Guide to Dead Bastards, Jessica Waite admitted to desecrating her husband's ashes, mixing them with dog excrement, and even eating some of them, after learning about his secret adulterous double life.

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Anonymous Hero Dives into Texas Canal to Rescue Driver in Full Submerged Car

A heroic bystander saved an Archer County driver from drowning after the driver crashed her car into an irrigation canal.

MacDade Boulevard Wawa in Delaware County

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Philadelphia-Area Woman Charged with Killing Unborn Child After Shooting Death of Pregnant Woman Outside a Wawa

A Philadelphia woman has been charged with the murder of an unborn child, among other charges, after shooting a pregnant woman outside of a Wawa.

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Drunk Georgia Man in Striped Shirt Tells Police He Was Assaulted by Stranger Shouting 'Where's Waldo'

On Sept. 20, Tybee Island Police (TIPD) were beckoned by a man in a striped shirt who claimed he had been "verbally assaulted" by a stranger asking him "Where's Waldo?!"

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Kamala Harris Makes Surprise Appearance on Sex Advice Podcast, Rips Into Motherhood Attacks: 'Families Come in Many Forms'

On Sunday, Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on the Call Her Daddy podcast, taking the opportunity to slam a Republican lawmaker for comments regarding her family.

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Arizona Man Banned from City Parks After Refusing to Stop Feeding Homeless People

An Arizona man who pleaded guilty to having violated city code after feeding homeless people has been barred from entering city parks for a year.

Sewage water from the Tijuana River seeps into San Diego

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Doctor Who Exposed Flint Michigan Water Crisis Calls Tijuana Sewage 'Very Similar Story'

Local researchers recently found a poisonous substance in the river as a result of the high volume of raw sewage flowing from Mexico