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Nadine becomes hurricane again over open Atlantic
Forecasters say Nadine has blown up into a storm for a 2nd time as it roams the eastern Atlantic.
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Column: Ozone success gives hope for climate
David Doniger: Montreal Protocol shows international cooperation on local weather trade is that you can imagine.
This year’s Harvest Moon rises Sept. 29
The harvest moon, the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, will rise Sept. 29.
Stubborn drought maintains grip on lower 48 states
The nation’s worst drought in many years is ongoing for a big part of the lower forty eight states.
Indian Ocean earthquakes triggered quakes globally
Giant Indian Ocean quakes in April it seems that are linked to later quakes all over the world.
Miriam downgraded in Pacific; Nadine spins in Atlantic
Forecasters say Miriam is swiftly weakening and has been downgraded.
Severe storms, possible tornado lash Illinois
Cleanup efforts were beneath manner Wednesday in Illinois after a storm pounded the region.
Lovebugs at their worst this season
Gulf Coast states are seeing more lovebugs this autumn than in earlier seasons.
Floods kill dozens in India; more than 1 million flee
Flash floods and landslides have killed at least 30 individuals in India
Clinton: Attack ‘should shock the conscience’
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton hailed Ambassador Christopher Stevens as a hero of diplomacy.
Obama: No excuse for ‘senseless violence’
President Obama is condemning the “outrageous attack” on the diplomatic mission in Libya.
Romney, Obama camps clash over Middle East
The violence in Libya and Egypt is now a subject in the US presidential campaign.
Obama’s day: Back on the campaign trail
Good morning from The Oval, as President Obama hits the marketing campaign path again in Nevada and Colorado.
Obama visits wounded troops
President Obama spent time this afternoon at the Walter Reed Nationwide Defense force Clinical Center in Maryland and awarded two Red Hearts.
