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California took another hit from inclement weather as a so-called “atmospheric river" brought torrents of rain and more snow. Stephanie Sy reports on how the weather is adding to the state's weather woes after a series of extreme storms.

Nation Mar 09

Norfolk Southern CEO faces Senate scrutiny for toxic Ohio train derailment

Norfolk Southern’s CEO faced intense questioning from senators in the wake of last month’s toxic train derailment in Ohio amid scrutiny of the company’s safety practices. It’s prompted broader questions on railroad safety regulations and preventing future environmental disasters. Jennifer…

Nation Mar 08

DOJ rebukes Louisville police for pattern of civil rights abuses

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Health Mar 06

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Nation Feb 21

Norfolk Southern CEO defends Ohio response as EPA orders company to clean up toxic spill

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Avian flu strain raises concerns after outbreaks among mammals

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Health Feb 20

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