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SEATTLE (AP) — A haze of smoke covering parts of western Washington and Oregon is expected to clear before the week's end, but only after the region reached a dubious distinction: Seattle and Portland briefly topped a list of large cities with the worst air quality in the world.

Hurricane Julia is bearing down on Nicaragua’s central Caribbean coast after lashing Colombia’s San Andres island in a close pass-by

Somalia is in the midst of the worst drought anyone there can remember

Australia’s largest city, Sydney, has been soaked by its wettest year on record with almost three months of expected above-average rain to spare

Talk about longevity. 13 years since it was first released, the science fiction epic avatar continues to be a success with moviegoers around the world. disney is projected to have made more than $30 million in ticket sales over the weekend from the movies re—release. thats an impressive showing for a movie that first opened more than a decade ago. it has returned to cinemas ahead of "avatar: the way of water," which opens in december. that will be the first of four planned sequels to the origi...

There is a replacement from our commodities like bangladesh, vietnam and chinese. they are supplying at reduced lower price than us, so we are not able to sell our yarn or fabric to any market. lured by high prices, more farmers have sown cotton this year, but need rains to stop for the winter harvest to reap benefits. india is the worlds second largest producer and exporter of cotton, employing nearly 35 million in the cotton textile value chain. it now risks losing the competitive edge to unpr...

A 99-day run of falling gasoline prices -- a streak that gave consumers a glimmer of hope that red-hot inflation might be cooling -- has ended, with pump prices still

After 99 consecutive days of declining gasoline prices, the cost for a gallon edged a penny higher. Prices soared above $5 per gallon over the summer adding to financial pressure

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A powerful storm traveling north through the Bering Strait on Saturday caused widespread flooding in several western Alaska coastal communities, knocking out power and sending residents fleeing

Residents on Alaska’s vast and sparsely populated western coast braced for what forecasters said could be one of the worst in recent history, accompanied by strong winds and high surf