Roundup New Jersey rail service to resume Monday
A damaged Hoboken Terminal rail hub will reopen eight of its seventeen tracks on Monday as New Jersey Transit resumes service after a deadly train crash last week. Officials investigate why the train exceeded the speed limit and struck the station as a lawmaker calls for a formal auditorial probe.
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U.S. charges Russia over Syria war crimes and election hacks
Secretary Kerry calls for war crimes investigations into Russian led bombardment of civilians in Syria amid a deteriorating U.S.-Russia standoff. Washington accuses Moscow of hacking aimed at interfering with the U.S. election as Putin withdraws from a nuclear pact.
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Hurricane Matthew threatens historic Florida Georgia and South Carolina cities
Hurricane Matthew brushed Florida coast sparing major cities while threatening St. Augustine Savannah and Charleston with flooding and wind damage. NBC forecasters warned of high seas and flood surge as evacuations spread across Florida Georgia and South Carolina with curfews in Savannah and Charleston.
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Haitian Death Toll Rises After Hurricane Matthew Devastation
Hurricane Matthew sweeps Haiti leaving hundreds dead and widespread destruction. Officials cite at least 283 dead with other tallies over 800 possible as aid teams race in. In Sud and Grand Anse tens of thousands of homes destroyed amid dire need for clean water and food. U S, Germany, Spain and Canada join international relief with hundreds deployed.
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