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The Keys and South Florida Hit Hard, but Tampa Bay Area Spared the Worst of the Storm

Irma Races Toward Florida; Western States on Fire; Major Quake in Mexico … and Another Big Data Hack

It’s the Worst Storm Season in Years, and the Top Forecasting Posts Are Still Vacant

Coverage for Some Florida Residents Could Be Canceled as Congress, FEMA and Trump Tangle Over Costly Federal Program

Agency Runs Short as Giant Hurricane Irma Blasts Through the Caribbean and Heads for Florida

2018 Budget Kills Off the Agency Probing the Toxic Houston Chemical Fire; Congress Wants to Keep It

Environmental Prosecutions Hit Record Low; Multiple Federal Agencies Bow to Polluters

Harsh New Anti-Immigrant Law Is About to Take Effect Just as Thousands Seek Aid

Proposal Would Allow Killing of Animals in Protected Areas; NRA Wants to Make Gun Silencers Easier to Buy

Southern Cattlemen Say the Aggressive Birds Are Devastating Livestock

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