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Tens of thousands were left stranded due to flooding.

After the weekend's muddy conditions at Burning Man, people on Tuesday were finally being allowed to leave Black Rock Desert.

Attendees were trapped in the mud, it took hours to leave the area, and one eventgoer tragically died.

Military vs. Tuberville: The secretaries of the Navy, Army and Air Force have written an Op Ed that appears in The Washington Post today calling on Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville to stop blocking more than 300 nominations of key military officers. They say that Tuberville’s actions jeopardize the military readiness of the U.S. Tuberville has […]

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As Burning Man attendees began their slow, muddy journey out of the remote northwestern Nevada desert, authorities on Monday identified a man who died at the festival.

Here's the latest on tens of thousands of Burning Man attendees leaving the desert after being stranded.

Nevada gathering, a magnet for tech executives and social media influencers, turned into a nightmare of muck and broken toilets

Organizers of the annual Burning Man music and arts festival lifted a driving ban on Monday afternoon as muddy roads that had stranded thousands of attendees in the Nevada desert had dried up enough to allow people to begin leaving.

Here's what we know about the Burning Man death and what Leon Reece's cause of death was after flooding and lot of rain affected the event.