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Maria Sharapova of Russia hits a return to Heather Watson of Britain during their match at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York

Sharapova Weathers Storm at Sunny Open

Maria Sharapova survived an early scare at the U.S. Open Monday after Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova had been knocked out of the year's final grand slam, which began on time and in perfect conditions after a week of wild weather in New York.

Irene Costs Restart Washington Budget Battle

A tree limb lies on the ground in front of the U.S. Capitol the morning after Hurricane Irene passed by Washington
Washington's never-ending budget battle threatened to snarl the recovery from Hurricane Irene as a top Republican said on Monday that any federal aid will have to be offset by spending cuts elsewhere.
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Hurricane Irene: New York, Northeast, Mid Atlantic Begin Damage Assessment

Hurricane Irene shut down the neon lights on Broadway, and substantially reduced commercial activity over the weekend -- including canceling thousands of flights, but the storm's economic damage will likely be far less than originally predicted. In particular, New Yorkers, for the most part, feel like they were spared.
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Small tremors rattle central California

A cluster of mild earthquakes rumbled early on Saturday near Pinnacles National Monument, site of an ancient volcano in central California, and were widely felt in and around the Monterey Bay area.
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Obama keeping close watch on Hurricane Irene

President Barack Obama kept a close eye on Hurricane Irene as it charged north along the East Coast on Saturday by visiting the Federal Emergency Management Agency and receiving an evening briefing from top officials.
U.S. President Obama speaks about Hurricane Irene during visit to National Response Coordination Center in Washington

Obama Visits FEMA as Irene Nears Washington

President Barack Obama visited Federal Emergency Management Agency headquarters on Saturday to get an update on preparations for Hurricane Irene as it charged north along the U.S. East Coast.
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Hurricane Irene: Congratulations New York, You Survived Storm, Earthquake (All in One Week)

Congratulations New York. You can really weather a storm. First this week there was an earthquake, registering 5.8 on the scale. That rattled some nerves, but the city, calmly, came out just fine. Today, Hurricane Irene cut a path to the city, but just before 10 a.m., the worst has passed, the sun is peaking out and the rain has let up to a trickle.
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Quake? Irene? TV Crew Wants to Keep Building in Delaware

Building a house in a week is always a challenge for the 60 crew members who work on the ABC reality show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, but this week they faced a double whammy: first an earthquake, then a 600-mile wide hurricane named Irene.
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Hurricane Irene Path Update: Storms Weakens to Category 1; Nearing Landfall in N.C.; Still Aiming at New York

Hurricane Irene was downgraded to a Category 1 storm early Saturday but updated forecasts still show Irene is a powerful threat. The hurricane is nearing landfall in North Carolina, and models still show it should hit New York within 24 hours at hurricane strength. New York remains directly in the path of Irene on Saturday, and the storm is forecast to strike late Saturday and early Sunday at hurricane strength. But first, the Category 1 storm is within hours of making landfall in eastern North ...
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New York Not Rattled By Hurricane Irene Track, Threat

The world writes Friday that New Yorkers are in a state of panic and emergency. The city is facing the threat of Hurricane Irene, and it is serious. But New York on Friday was only a picture of calm and resolve as Irene made a track toward America's largest city.
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Obama Says Hurricane Irene Extremely Dangerous

President Barack Obama on Friday warned Americans to take Hurricane Irene seriously and urged them to obey orders to evacuate from the path of what is likely to be an extremely dangerous and costly storm.

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