Turkish Air Strikes Kill Up To 160 Kurdish Rebels: Ankara
Ankara’s military warned it will continue to bombard Kurdish/PKK bases in both Iraq and within Turkey itself.
Pakistan Can’t Confirm Death of Al-Qaeda’s No. 2 Figure
The situation seems to reflect the continuing lack of communication between Washington and Islamabad.
Hurricane Irene: Heavy Rains Help to Douse Wildfire at Great Dismal Swamp
The Virginian-Pilot newspaper reported that 35 percent of the fire had been contained on Friday, just before the storm arrived.
Outer Banks Irene: Thousands Stranded, Many Without Power in North Carolina
According to state officials, about 444,000 households remain without power and at least seven people have been killed because of the storm.
Hurricane Irene Philadelphia: Hundreds of Thousands Without Power
Uncounted thousands remain vulnerable to continued flooding.
Hurricane Irene: Delaware Spared Severe Damage As Cleanup Begins
Dozens of homes in the Diamond State were damaged or destroyed by fierce winds; while many roads remain impassable due to fallen tree limbs and power lines.
Gadhafi, New Japan Leader, Shanghai Attack: Around the World in 80 Seconds
Here is a brief rundown of important events around the world Monday morning, August 29, 2011.
Hurricane Irene New York: I Told You So!
Granted, if Irene had crossed closer to Manhattan, I’d be singing a different tune.
Hurricane Irene: North Carolina Awakens to Assess Damage
At least five storm-related deaths have been recorded in the state.
Hurricane Irene: Roads Flooded, Creeks Overflowing in Delaware
Many roads remain across the state, especially in the South, are still closed or impassable.
Hurricane Irene: Philadelphia Region in Flood Emergency; 600,000 Without Power
More than 600,000 people in the region are also without power.
Hurricane Irene: Rhode Island Under State of Emergency; Opens Shelters
Showers could start arriving Saturday afternoon. Tropical storm conditions -- with hurricane conditions possible -- for Saturday night.”
Hurricane Irene New York: In Unprecedented Step, City Shuts Down Mass Transit System
In addition, workers are moving trains and buses out of low-lying, flood-prone areas.
Hurricane Irene A ‘Blessing’: Glenn Beck
He has already long suggested that Americans stockpile food ahead of an inevitable global disruption in food.
Hurricane Irene: Powerful Storm May Cause Multi-Billion Dollars in Damages
Roger Pielke, a University of Colorado professor and fellow of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, warned that Irene is “probably going to be very damaging.”
Hurricane Irene Update: Three Deaths Reported in North Carolina
At least three people have been killed in North Carolina by Category-1 hurricane Irene, which has also knocked out power to more than 227,000 homes and businesses, suffering from 85 mph winds.
Hurricane Irene: Thousands Fleeing New Jersey Shore
State officials may also open up shelters in Newark for more evacuees.
Hurricane Irene: A Broader Look at the 2011 Storm Season
Hurricane season for the western Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico runs from June 1 through November 30
Hurricane Irene: Delaware Under Tornado Watch
Forecasters are predicting winds as high as 85 mph for southern Delaware.
Hurricane Irene: Southeastern Virginia Residents Brace for Heavy Rains, High Winds, Floods
The storm comes just a week after an unprecedented magnitude-5.8 earthquake struck central Virginia.
Hurricane Irene Smashes Into North Carolina Coast; 90,000 Powerless
At least 90,000 residents on North Carolina’s coast are without power, including a hospital in Morehead City.
Hurricane Irene New York: My Top 10 Thoughts As Storm Approaches
My Top 10 Thoughts As Storm Approaches
Hurricane Irene New York: This Better Be Worth It!
I remain skeptical that any of this will actually occur.
Hurricane Irene: Philadelphia Mass Transit to Shut Down for First Time in History
SEPTA spokesman Richard Maloney said this will mark the first time in the agency’s history that it will completely shutdown.
Hurricane Irene: Rhode Island Braces for Huge Storm, With Memories of 1938 Catastrophe
Much of Rhode Island is also under a flood watch.
Hurricane Irene: NYC Mayor Bloomberg's Credibility on the Line
'The mayor is at a critical point in his third-term because he’s facing his lowest public approval numbers to date.
Hurricane Irene: The Bahamas Picks Up The Pieces After Devastating Storm
NEMA said that 90 percent of the settlement at Lovely Bay, Acklins has been wiped out.
Hurricane Irene: A View From An Academic Expert
Hurricane season for the western Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico runs from June 1 through November 30.
Hurricane Irene: Power Outages, Floods Likely to Plague Residents Far Inland
Some northeastern Cities have already been hit with heavy rainfall this month.
Hurricane Irene: Coastal South Jersey Evacuates, Prepares for Drenching Rains, Dangerous Winds
Forecasters are predicting between 5 to 10 inches of rain pounding the area over the weekend.