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Authorities have still not said exactly how many people are believed to be missing beyond the 27 girls from Camp Mystic.

Pilots spend dozens of hours in the sky and in simulators to learn how to respond to stalls, radio problems, missed approaches, and more.

The Montana Supreme Court previously ruled the law violated the state constitution.

Economic pressure is reshaping the traditional ‘9-to-5’ work routine, a report says.

Speaking at CPAC Latino in Florida, Janice Trey emphasized her vision for media integrity as the CEO of The Epoch Times.

Chris Ahlman said he learned that God’s calling for him was to be a musician.

‘The future of higher education will be different, but it doesn’t have to be bleak,’ one academic expert said.

The tech billionaire says the time is right to seek independence from what he calls the ‘uniparty’ grip on American politics.

A newly released memo confirms CIA officer George Joannides used the covert identity, Howard Gebler, while handling the anti-Castro group tied to Oswald.

The law allocates funds for upgrading telecommunications infrastructure and replacing radar systems.

Notable moments from the past week in America.

Scammers push victims to buy low-priced stocks in emerging companies, promising high returns and even vowing to cover losses.

Iran has passed a law suspending cooperation with international inspectors until the safety of its nuclear facilities can be guaranteed.

The United States is yet to make trade deals with major partners such as the European Union and Canada.

Chantal threatens flash flooding along the Carolina coast and dangerous surf from Florida to the Mid-Atlantic, forecasters warn.

Authorities have still not said exactly how many people are believed to be missing beyond the 27 girls from Camp Mystic.

Pilots spend dozens of hours in the sky and in simulators to learn how to respond to stalls, radio problems, missed approaches, and more.

The Montana Supreme Court previously ruled the law violated the state constitution.

Economic pressure is reshaping the traditional ‘9-to-5’ work routine, a report says.

Speaking at CPAC Latino in Florida, Janice Trey emphasized her vision for media integrity as the CEO of The Epoch Times.

Chris Ahlman said he learned that God’s calling for him was to be a musician.

‘The future of higher education will be different, but it doesn’t have to be bleak,’ one academic expert said.

The tech billionaire says the time is right to seek independence from what he calls the ‘uniparty’ grip on American politics.

A newly released memo confirms CIA officer George Joannides used the covert identity, Howard Gebler, while handling the anti-Castro group tied to Oswald.

The law allocates funds for upgrading telecommunications infrastructure and replacing radar systems.

Notable moments from the past week in America.

Scammers push victims to buy low-priced stocks in emerging companies, promising high returns and even vowing to cover losses.

Iran has passed a law suspending cooperation with international inspectors until the safety of its nuclear facilities can be guaranteed.

The United States is yet to make trade deals with major partners such as the European Union and Canada.

Chantal threatens flash flooding along the Carolina coast and dangerous surf from Florida to the Mid-Atlantic, forecasters warn.