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Many of the victims are homeless nearly two weeks after an earthquake killed more than 2,200 people. Read More

A Philippine adviser said China’s plan was “patently illegal,” violating both the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea and a 2016 international arbitration ruling. Read More

In just one hour, 4.7 inches of rain fell in the capital, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. Read More

The agriculture industry has stuck by the president even as his trade wars have hit their bottom lines. This fall harvest may see the limits of their patience. Read More

The boat overturned Tuesday on the swollen Indus River when strong winds and fast currents caused it to lose balance, killing nine people. Read More

Torrential rains beginning Monday caused flooding and landslides, killing at least 20 people and leaving six missing. Read More

House Transportation Chair Sam Graves (R-Mo.) said the FAA will use $12.5 billion to “replace all the radars and [do] the telecommunications work and staffing.” Read More

It has been a pivotal year for Chemours, one marked by significant change and remarkable progress that has ushered in a fresh wave of energy and new perspectives. Read More