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Storm hits U.S.Arkansas, leaving thousands without power

Trump Administration Kept Clinton Probe Open Until Final Days in Office - Reports

Death Toll From Tornadoes, Strong Winds in US Rises to 26 - Reports

Deadly storms and tornadoes sweep through US

UPDATE - Tornadoes Leave at Least 18 Dead, Dozens Injured in US South, Midwest - Reports

Deadly storms, tornadoes sweep through central US

A major storm system bore down on the US east coast on Saturday, after producing tornadoes and devastating winds across several central states that killed at least 11 people

Tornadoes Leave at Least 11 Dead, Dozens Injured in US South, Midwest - Reports

Tornadoes and severe winds that swept across parts of the US South and Midwest on Friday night left at least 11 people dead and dozens injured, US media reported

At least 3 dead from tornadoes in Arkansas as twisters ravage US

Arkansas tornado kills 3, Midwest storms leave 3 dead

UPDATE - Tornadoes Leave Three Dead in Arkansas - Reports

'Catastrophic' Arkansas tornado kills 3, Illinois storm leaves 1 dead

Tornadoes Leave Three Dead in Arkansas - Reports

Sherwood Police, ATF Responding to Active Shooter Incident at Arkansas Hospital -Statement

Local police as well as US federal agents are responding to an active shooter incident at a hospital in the US state of Arkansas, law enforcement confirmed via social media on Wednesday

Elton John positive for Covid-19, postpones Dallas shows

US judge blocks Arkansas law banning transgender youth treatment

WWII Veteran About Fiercest Battles: 'I was One of Lucky Ones, They Kept Missing Me'

US veteran of World War II Donald Halverson participated in a number of fierce and costly battles in Europe, including the Battle of Monte Cassino that led to the loss of 35 soldiers out 40 in his platoon, and he shared with Sputnik the vivid memories of those brutal military campaigns and the feeling of luck to remain alive and unwounded

Pakistani-American doctor erases cancer patients' medical debt totaling US $ 650,000

A Pakistani-American doctor has given nearly 200 patients a Christmas gift that he hoped would make their lives "a little bit easier", erasing their more than half a million dollars in medical debt, according to media reports

Police chief resigns after urging violence against US Democrats

US court suspends naming restrictions on fake meat firms

A US court has suspended a law banning makers of vegetarian substitute meals from using the word "meat" to describe their products, as trendy plant-based food companies push back against a wave of restrictions

Buttigieg leads Iowa poll as Bloomberg edges towards 2020 shot

Deaf South Korean tennis player Lee notches landmark win

Lee Duck-hee became the first deaf player to win an ATP match on Monday, making a statement with a straight-sets win over Henri Laaksonen in Winston-Salem

US Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Abortion Laws Meant to Take Effect Wednesday - Reports

A US federal judge has ruled to temporarily block three new anti-abortion laws in the state of Arkansas that were meant to take effect on Wednesday, local media reported

Czech Republic Firearms Maker Plans $90Mln Investment in US Gun Factory - Governor

Bus carrying youth football team crashes in US; one dead

A charter bus carrying a youth football team crashed and overturned in the southern US state of Arkansas early Monday, leaving one child dead and 40 other people, mostly children, injured, police said.