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In this woodworking project, we create a simple yet stylish wooden product that's both practical and eye-catching. With clean design, minimal tools, and easy-to-follow steps, it’s perfect for ...

How to become a saint in nine not-so-easy steps. The Catholic Church has its first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis. Here's how the process works. Step 1, live. No miracles required just yet, but a ...

Project Pat and 9-year-old Alaynna Doty are teaming up for a live “Chickenhead” performance after her TikTok went viral. Project Pat is linking up with 9-year-old TikTok queen Alaynna Doty after her ...

A long-planned water storage project benefitting cities in the western Inland Empire is getting a big infusion of cash. On Wednesday, Aug. 20, the California Water Commission approved an additional ...

AUSTIN, Texas — While state lawmakers continue to debate flood response bills during this special session, a Texas Democrat in the U.S. House of Representative is pushing to reverse cuts to disaster ...

MADISON – After historic flooding in the Milwaukee area, Gov. Tony Evers' administration is assessing the extent of damage − a process that could qualify area residents for federal disaster aid.

WASHINGTON, August 8, 2025—The World Bank has approved a $650 million loan to support the Istanbul Resilience Project, a critical investment to strengthen the city’s emergency preparedness and ...

BOSTON (AP) — A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from reallocating $4 billion meant to help communities protect against natural disasters. U.S. District Judge Richard G.