Northeast braces as hurricane hones 100 mph winds reach coast
The storm lashed the Outer Banks with 100 mph winds though weakening slightly as alerts extended from North Carolina to New York. Evacuation orders affected about 2.3 million people including 1 million in New Jersey. New York City shut subways and buses, closed airports, and opened shelters as authorities urged immediate action.
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Washington
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National Hurricane Center
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Martha’s Vineyard
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New York City-area
Michael Bloomberg
Philadelphia
Chris Christie
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Long Island
New York State
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Boston
Planning and staffing for Iowa football game days across the city
University of Iowa officials coordinate with UI departments, police, and ambulance services for home games at Kinnick Stadium. Preparations span spring to Sundays after games, with 700+ staff on game days and extensive contingency plans for emergencies and traffic.
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Kinnick Stadium
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Iowa City
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Denise Brotherton
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Indiana
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Coral Ridge Mall
Iowa
Michigan
Roth
Joe McLaughlin
Chicago
Unsettled electorate keeps GOP field open in Iowa
In Iowa, analysts say the 2016 Republican field remains fluid as voters and activists assess candidates amid low Obama approval and a delayed entry clock. Palin and others tour the State Fair while experts warn late starts complicate campaigns and grassroots organization.
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Paul Ryan
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Crookham-Johnson
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
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Kim Lehman
Republican National Committee
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Lehman
Obama
Pennsylvania
Rick Santorum
America
Sal Russo
The
Tea Party Express
Ronald Reagan
George W. Bush
Russo
Singleton
Night shift of Old Guard guards Arlington graves
About 60 Delta Company soldiers work covertly each night at Arlington National Cemetery. The Task Force Christman unit escorts funerals and shoots photos under headlamps. 4 million visitors yearly. Soldiers recount eerie taps, wildlife encounters, fresh graves, and memories of fallen comrades.
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Christman
William Henry Christman
Easton
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