Storm killed at least 10 people
The company has about 170,000 employees worldwide, many of them working in manufacturing facilities in the states of Washington and South Carolina
The company says it removed seven Facebook accounts, 23 pages, one group and 20 accounts on Instagram for violating its 'coordinated inauthentic behavior policy'
Lawsuit contends state violated federal prohibition on systematic efforts to remove voters within 90 days of an election
Former President Trump’s possible return to White House could overhaul already-renewed agreement on cost-sharing plan to keep US forces in South Korea, former US officials say
The 24-year-old will undergo supervised release for 10 years following his release from prison, says the Department of Justice
The sanctions form part of the U.S. response to Iran's attack, in which it launched some 200 ballistic missiles against Israel in retaliation for the killing of Tehran-backed militant leaders and a general from Iran's Revolutionary Guard
Authorities say Milton was responsible for at least 16 deaths; more than 2 million people remain without power
The two storms are forcing basic questions about who as president would best respond to deadly natural disasters
Previously, the hurricane would have hit as a weaker Category 2 storm, not Category 3
AT&T, Verizon Communications, and Lumen Technologies were breached by hackers seeking information from systems the federal government uses for court-authorized wiretapping, according to The Wall Street Journal
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