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Hundreds of thousands lose power as Isaias moves inland
Hurricane Isaias left widespread power outages across Florida and Alabama after striking the Gulf Coast, while flooding, downed trees and tornado risks continued across the Southeast.
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Opposition grows to planned livestream of Fort Hood shooter execution
Republican lawmakers, religious leaders and other observers raised objections to a Pentagon plan to livestream the military execution of the convicted Fort Hood shooter.
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Police launch national operation targeting cargo theft from trains
Law-enforcement agencies coordinated a large-scale operation against cargo theft, a crime authorities say has become a multibillion-dollar problem affecting supply chains.
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Justice Department changes enforcement stance on suppressors and short-barreled firearms
The Justice Department said it would not enforce certain federal registration requirements following a court ruling involving firearm suppressors and other regulated weapons.
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Supreme Court term opens with major cases on climate, immigration and rights
The U.S. Supreme Court began a new term with consequential disputes involving environmental lawsuits, immigration policy, religious rights and other national issues.