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Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected an analogy invoked by Trumps lawyers as they sought to put off his January 6 trial until 2026. She said his case doesnt move with the haste of the mob.

Just days after the Maui fires, Roy Wright, head of an insurance industry- funded research organization, began mobilizing a team.

At least 115 people were killed and more than 1,000 are still missing after the wildfires on the island of Maui. Hawaii has long been a low-risk and…

A new state law puts a freeze on building code updates that could impact energy efficiency and safety in hurricane winds for years to come.

Sheathing ties a home frame together to withstand high winds. An NC law prevents governments from requiring inspections in most of the state.

As the death toll continues to climb in West Maui, residents were coming to terms with the scale of destruction that swept away not only lives and irreplaceable belongings, but also their homes, assets and other properties.

As the death toll from the Maui blazes rose to 89 on Saturday evening, Hawaii Governor Josh Green said the disaster had officially become the deadliest wildfire in modern US history.

Spuds of all shapes and sizes were weighed in at the weekend, raising money for the Journal’s charity.

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