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Q: In late September 2004 a hurricane caused major flooding on the Little Yadkin River west of King. During the flooding, the earthen fill around the pipe washed out, collapsing

According to media reports the men were in Greece illegally as agricultural workers; they were instructed to attack the Kosher restaurant inside the Chabad center on Passover, Israeli tourists are expected to be there in great numbers, and kill as many as possible

The new variety, expected to hit supermarket shelves in the near future, can grow with half as much water; tomato prices are expected to surge by 25% over the coming year, and other crops - such as onions, garlic and many more fruits and vegetables - are likely to be influenced as well

Lost ice sheet could cover Manhattan with a 61-kilometer-high pile of frost, which is equivalent to 137 stacked Empire State Buildings

After 30 years of bilateral relations, Baku sends a first ambassador to Israel; foreign minister says Azerbaijan's proximity to Iran makes ties important strategically; visiting Jeyhun Bayramov says discussions included regional concerns

Senior Jewish officials called Governor Hookall to withdraw from the campaign, saying it contains antisemitic aroma and depiction of Jews as disease spreaders noting the truck patrolled mostly Jewish neighborhoods

National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby says Netanyahu's suspension of judicial overhaul positive; says friends do not always agree but can be candid with each other; Biden tells Democracy Summit that democracy means balance between the will of the majority and the protection of rights for all

Ben Affleck reveals his final run as Batman in the new Flash movie also involves Gadot's Wonder Woman character in what may be her last appearance in the role

Princeton March Madness star Ryan Langborg has entered the transfer portal, according to multiple reports on Monday.

President says spoke with prime minister and opposition leaders after Netanyahu announces temporary halt to legislation; says will represent civil society concerns