Renewed calls for federal parliament to have final say on sending Australian troops to war

The push for an overhaul of the government’s power to commit troops to war comes in the aftermath of Australia’s deployment in Afghanistan.

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Rockets fired at Kabul airport as US troop withdrawal enters final hours

US President Joe Biden has set Tuesday as the deadline to withdraw all American forces from Afghanistan.

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‘At least I’m alive’: Louisiana residents crawl out from battered homes, recount horror of Hurricane Ida

Louisiana residents began emerging from homes Monday as others remained inside to make way for rescue operations in the wake of Hurricane Ida.       

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Cases against 17 people charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot on hold after lawyer goes missing

An associate told a judge John M. Pierce was in a car accident, then told another judge Pierce was on a ventilator, hospitalized with COVID-19.       

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Utah vigil held for Marine killed in Afghanistan

A vigil was held Sunday for Marine Staff Sgt. Taylor Hoover, 31, outside the Utah Statehouse, one of 13 U.S. troops killed in the attack outside Kabul’s…

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Pentagon: US force protection measures thwarted 5 rockets launched at Afghanistan airport

During a press briefing the Pentagon detailed how force protection measures were deployed against 5 rockets fired at Kabul Airport in Afghanistan.       

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Pentagon on Afghanistan evacuations, air strikes

The Pentagon says it remains prepared to airlift more Americans from the Kabul airport, even as the evacuation winds down. And will also look into reports of…

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Want to donate or volunteer to assist those affected by Hurricane Ida? Here’s how to help

Hurricane Ida devastated much of southeast Louisiana. Here are some organizations to donate or volunteer with to help.       

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‘Who better to support us than us?’ North Carolina residents rally to strengthen Black-owned businesses

Black shoppers and business owners express the importance of buying Black and circulating dollars within their community in North Carolina.       

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Hurricane Ida leaves Louisiana a mess and heads toward Mississippi, Tennessee

After Hurricane Ida left Louisiana, the storm crossed into Mississippi bringing heavy rains, flooding and power outages.       

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Ohio judge orders hospital to treat COVID patient with Ivermectin despite CDC warnings

The case is one of a handful nationwide where courts have forced doctors to use Ivermectin, which is unproven in the treatment of COVID-19.       

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Ida’s impact felt in Louisiana, Mississippi

Hurricane Ida blasted ashore Sunday drenching areas in Louisiana and Mississippi, and knocking out power to all of New Orleans. (Aug. 30)       

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Massive California fire threatens Lake Tahoe area

Fire officials ordered more evacuations around the Tahoe Basin as a two-week old blaze encroached on the threatened mountain towns surrounding Lake Tahoe. (Aug. 30)       

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As Caldor Fire edges closer to California’s South Lake Tahoe region, crews scramble to keep blaze at bay

As Northern California’s Caldor Fire pressed closer to the South Lake Tahoe region, low humidity and gusty winds could make conditions worse.       

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Damaging Caldor Fire spreads rapidly south of Lake Tahoe

A huge plume of smoke billows over El Dorado County, California, on August 29, as the Caldor Fire, burning south of Lake Tahoe, grew to 168,387 acres…

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Chicago judge rules mom cannot see her 11-year-old son because she’s not vaccinated

A judge in Chicago barred the mother of an 11-year-old boy from partial parental custody of seeing her son because she is not vaccinated for COVID-19.       

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