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Satellite internet operator Starlink is set to receive initial approvals to operate in India, a government source told AFP

Hurricane Helene: Starlink Restores Connectivity In Storm-Hit Areas

SpaceX's Starlink deploys satellite internet to Appalachian regions devastated by Hurricane Helene, offering free service to affected residents.

Trump 'Co-Conspirator' Shouted 'Make Them Riot' As 2020 Election Unrest Surged: Jack Smith Court Docs

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan released Smith's 165-page filing nearly one month before the 2024 election, in which Trump is the Republican nominee.

Port Union Workers Union President Issues Threat: 'I Will Cripple You'

International Longshoremen's Association president Harold Daggett represents 45,000 union workers.

US Senator and Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance (L) and Minnesota Governor and Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz speak during the Vice Presidential debate hosted by CBS News in New York City on October 1, 2024

US VP Rivals Defend Trump And Harris In Polite Debate

The shadow of their bosses hung over the CBS debate, with Walz attacking Trump as a threat to democracy and unfit to lead America on the world stage, and Vance slamming Harris's record on the economy and illegal migration as part of President Joe Biden's administration.

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'He's Lying': Biden Responds To Trump's Claims Georgia's Governor Couldn't Reach President

Gov. Kemp confirmed he had spoken to the president in the Hurricane Helene aftermath.

Former President Jimmy Carter Turns 100

The soft-spoken Democrat, who broke the mold as an unabashed rock 'n' roll fan, will mark the milestone after starting hospice care for brain cancer last year.

WATCH: Russian Jet Buzzes US Military Plane In 'Unsafe, Unprofessional' Incident Off Of Alaska

Video and images released Monday show the plane just feet away from a NORAD aircraft.

Shelter-In-Place Order Extended Indefinitely After Georgia Chemical Plant Fire

Dangerous chlorine was detected in the air and officials told nearly 100,000 residents to 'turn the air conditioning off and keep windows and doors shut.'

Florida Retirement Community The Villages Getting Its Own License Plate

It is one of several new plates that were approved by lawmakers.

Power hungry datacenters needed to power artificial intelligence are making it more challenging for tech giant's to meet goals of curbing greenhouse gas emissions from their operations

California Governor Vetoes Controversial AI Safety Bill, Calls For Science-Based Solutions

The bill's author, Democratic State Senator Scott Wiener, criticized the veto, saying that it could make California vulnerable as the companies involved in creating "extremely powerful technology face no binding restrictions."

FEMA Head Blames Climate Change For 'Historic Flooding' From Hurricane Helene

The death toll from the devastating storm rose to at least 88, with North Carolina's governor saying more bodies would likely be found.

James Austin Johnson plays Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live"

'Where The Hell Ya Going?' 'Trump' Mocked Over Rally Walkouts On 'Saturday Night Live'

Trump, played by James Austin Johnson, has a difficult time determining if a kettle is actually 'black'

Former president Donald Trump is charged with conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election

Trump Had Some Weird Things To Say In Wisconsin

Former president appears to blame immigrants for a fly buzzing around him, and declares that 'most people' don't know 'what the hell a phone app is'

Trump To Hold Rally In Pennsylvania, Key Battleground Of 2024 Election

Erie County was one of only two counties in Pennsylvania that supported Trump in the 2016 election against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton

Dog bachelor Derrick Anderson looking like a family man.

Cat Lady Fallout: Childless GOP Male Candidate Poses With Borrowed Family

Virginia dog bachelor looks like a happy family man in campaign scene

Harris Runs Provocative New Ad Pressuring Trump To Debate Her Again

'Winners never back down from a challenge. Losers whine, waffle, and take their ball home,' taunts the ad

Nearly 70 Dead, Millions Without Power After Helene Sweeps Southeast

The storm began as a hurricane, the strongest on record to hit Florida's Big Bend, and then moved north into Georgia and the Carolinas.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will meet for the first time in person at the debate

Latest Polls Are Positive Sign For Harris, But Race Still A Squeaker: Analysis

While the vice president leads in polls nationally, she and Trump are still neck-and-neck in some battleground states

Democrats Running Ads at North Carolina Football Games Blasting Trump, Robinson

Trump called Robinson, who referred to himself as a 'black Nazi' in postings on a porn site, 'Martin Luther King on steroids'

Trump Now Says He's 'Too Busy Winning' To Sue Fact-Checking ABC Debate Anchor

Trump was called out, live, on four lies before millions of viewers as he debated Kamala Harris earlier this month

Supreme Court Shoots Down RFK Jr.'s Bid To Get On New York Ballot

Kennedy claimed he had a residence in Katonah, N.Y., but Democrats said he lived in Los Angeles with his actress wife, Cheryl HInes

North Carolina Candidate Mark Robinson Hospitalized With Second-Degree Burns After Campaign Event

The formerly Trump-backed Republican gubernatorial nominee posted inflammatory comments on a porn site in which he called himself a 'black Nazi'

Harris Accuses Trump Of Playing 'Political Games' On Immigration

The vice president slammed Trump for blocking immigration bill after her first visit to the Mexican border since she became the Democratic presidential nominee

Death Toll Increases To At Least 44 Amid Devastating Flooding, Water Rescues In Wake Of Helene

After slamming into Florida on Thursday, the storm surged into the Southeast

'They Eat Babies': Roseanne Barr Goes On Wild Rant During Tucker Carlson Event

It wasn't clear whom 'they' referred to, but Barr pushed QAnon conspiracy theories and debunked rumors about Haitian migrants in Ohio

Inflation Continues To Cool, Paving Way For More Interest Rate Cuts

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure rose just 0.1% in August, according to Commerce Department data

New York City Mayor Eric Adams arrives to appear in court after being indicted on federal charges of accepting bribes and illegal campaign contributions

New York Mayor In Court To Face Corruption Charges

New York's scandal-plagued Mayor Eric Adams arrived in court Friday where he was due to answer multiple fraud and bribery charges that have shocked the city.

Hundreds Of Water Rescues Reported In Coastal Areas Of Tampa Bay

The storm surge from Hurricane Helene was the highest on record and made many roads impassable.

Helene Pounds Georgia, Carolinas With Wind, Rains After Battering Florida

It made landfall in Florida Thursday evening as a Category 4 storm with winds of up to 140 mph.

Trump Promotes $100K 'Swiss Made' Luxury Watches Branded With His Name

The watches are the latest products Trump has introduced since the start of his third campaign including Bibles, sneakers, photo books and cryptocurrency.