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Republican events happening this afternoon and tonight. The democrats also fanning out across the state. We have two major rallies were watching this hour. Well bring them to you live, one is for jeb bush, another for Hillary Clinton. That will be led by her husband former president bill clinton. Lets get straight to Brooke Baldwin live in des moines, iowa. The final countdown. People are excited. What i love by iowans, they love this stuff. They do. I was out and about last night. Went out of my way to talk to people from des moines, and you know, they started talking about, not a candidate b...

Leaks. Weve already taken a number of steps. We are stepping up. Cannot continue. Some people need to go to jail. If we can make cases, they are going to jail. Kat judge napolitano didnt mince words either. The type of leaks that have bedeviled donald trump, that have commenced the masseys income including the special prosecutor, began when susan rice and her colleagues. She has admitted to some of this, engaged in unmasking, revealing the true names of people who participated in conversations that were captured by american and british intelligence. Kat new chief of staff, sessions going after...

It’s a stunning landscape with a prophetic name: Lisima lya mwono, or “the source of life” as it’s known in the language of the local Luchaze people. But that’s not the only reason Vladimir Russo has been talking up the Angolan Highlands at this year’s COP27 climate summit in Egypt. “It’s one of the largest […]

These trails, from family-friendly routes on Cougar Mountain to all-day treks in Snoqualmie, offer something for trail runners and casual hikers alike.

Avalanche strikes Cascades backcountry, no injuries reported March 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SEATTLE (AP) — A large, destructive avalanche struck at Source Lake in Alpental Valley, one of Washington state's most popular backcountry areas, weather officials said. The avalanche, which was about 800 feet (245 meters) wide and up to 15 feet (4.5 meters) deep, descended more than 2,000 feet (610 meters), crossed the lake and traveled 300 feet (90 meters) into a forest southeast of Seattle, KCPQ reported. No injuries were reported. The Northwest Avalanche Center believes the avalanche occurred...