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President Trump issued an executive order late on Monday night to ban transgender troops from servin

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SEATTLE (AP) — Bjorn Hedges drove around the two wind farms he manages the morning after a wildfire

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One of hottest places on Earth is drawing more visitors this week, not in spite of near-record high

One of hottest places on Earth is drawing more visitors this week, not in spite of near-record high

Tourists flock to Death Valley to experience near-record heat wave