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Sep 06

House approves $7.9 billion bill for Harvey relief

By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

The 419-3 vote sent the aid package — likely the first of several — to the Senate in hopes of sending the bill to President Donald Trump before dwindling federal disaster reserves run out at the end of this week.

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Sep 05

Watch 3:43
News Wrap: Houston mayor lifts ‘Harvey’ curfew

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Tuesday, the city of Houston continues to recover from Hurricane Harvey as its mayor lifted an overnight curfew and a major oil pipeline returned to near-full operations. Also, President Vladimir Putin said his government could make…

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Sep 05

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With packed agenda, can Congress pass immigration reform?

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Lawmakers returning to Congress face a growing to-do list: raising the debt ceiling, passing Hurricane Harvey aid and now responding to President Trump’s DACA decision. John Yang is joined by Erica Werner, a congressional correspondent for the Associated Press, to…

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Sep 05

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Houston mayor: ‘Almost every home’ impacted by Harvey

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Businesses and universities in Houston are beginning to reopen as the clean up after Harvey continues. Special correspondent Marcia Biggs joins Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner to get a closer look at how the city is working to get on its…

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Sep 05

First Harvey, now Irma. Why are so many hurricanes hitting the U.S.?

By Nsikan Akpan

Some uncertainty still surrounds Hurricane Irma’s fate, but here’s what to expect -- plus an explainer on why this hurricane season is churning out so many extreme storms in the Atlantic Ocean.

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Sep 05

Harvey aid, debt on returning Congress’ daunting to-do list

By Erica Werner, Associated Press

Lawmakers face a daunting workload and fast-approaching deadlines, including the need to fund the government and increase the United States' $19.9 trillion debt ceiling by month's end.

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Sep 04

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Beaumont’s running water starts to flow but hard-hit Texas city may feel Harvey effects ‘for years to come’

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Beaumont, Texas, is among the state's cities that were hardest hit by Hurricane Harvey. John Yang talks with Beaumont Police Department Chief James Singletary for an update on restoring running water to residents and how the storm has affected the…

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Sep 04

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News Wrap: Harvey death toll rises to 60

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Monday, Texas officials have raised the death toll from Hurricane Harvey to 60 in flood-stricken Houston, as 4,700 more homes had to be evacuated after torrents were released from a swollen reservoir. Also, Hurricane Irma grew…

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Sep 04

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As storm victims leave shelters for home, the most vulnerable stay behind with nowhere to go

By PBS News Hour

It’s been 10 days since Hurricane Harvey made landfall and Houston’s convention center remains a refuge for many who are returning for supplies, medical help and legal aid. Special correspondent Marcia Biggs reports on how Houston residents are struggling to…

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Sep 04

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Flooded Texas ranchers struggle to safeguard herds

By PBS News Hour

A group of cattle ranchers from an hour south of Houston weathered record-breaking rainfall from Hurricane Harvey only to have their animals go missing. Fearing the worst, the ranchers found the lost but resilient cattle, and now must work constantly…

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