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A reported $22 billion Dulles overhaul would replace terminals, extend the airport train and retire aging mobile lounges. Funding and construction phasing remain the central tests.
After a fall on Granite Peak left him impaled on his own trekking pole, emergency-room nurse David Cifaldi completed a 10-mile descent with friends.
A potential salmonella risk has put nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs from two Texas farms under a six-state recall.
Two people were killed and five injured in a Seattle Center shooting during Bite of Seattle, with one suspect in custody as police investigate.
Lake Mead and Lake Powell have reached record lows as seven Western states remain divided and federal officials consider water cuts nearly twice the states' offer.
A new Pentagon category tracks U.S. casualties since July 7 separately from Operation Epic Fury, leaving 18 dead and 624 wounded across both records.
New Jersey now prohibits data-based price discrimination on groceries and other essentials when the amount is built around an individual shopper.
Internal plans point to arrests in Ohio and rapid deportation flights as more than 300,000 Haitians lose work permits and deportation protection.
A divided federal appeals panel left an injunction against key mail-voting directives in place as the administration considers a Supreme Court request.
A moving cellphone ping redirected an overnight search near the Grand Canyon and helped rescuers find 83-year-old Gerald Guinn alive.
U.S. Cyclospora counts have risen sharply as former FDA food-policy chief Frank Yiannas calls for an independent review of the federal response.
President Trump has ordered warning signs outside the Smithsonian's American history museum, extending a dispute over how it presents the past.