Millions could be without electricity for weeks, a utility official said. Crews were not able to start restoration efforts until late Sunday, and they are still not able to move across debris-strewn northern Florida. Irma is expected to keep losing force as it continues inland, but it maintained its remarkable reach, with tropical-storm-force winds extending more than 400 miles.
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Storm surge and inland flooding, which cause the majority of deaths in tropical cyclones, remain risks. Tornadoes were possible from northeastern Georgia to southeastern South Carolina.
Many trusted forecasters warned of one of the most infamous storms in history. Did they go too far in sounding the alarm? Given all of the near misses and the fact that only the most subtle changes in the storm's evolution would have caused more horrifying scenes in Florida, the answer is probably no.
The automaker pushed a software update to increase the battery capacity of some Model S sedans and Model X SUVs that belonged to drivers living in an evacuation area.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy put on hold an appeals court ruling that had prevented the government from blocking about 24,000 refugees who have formal assurances.
The former top White House adviser and campaign strategist tripped over his words and made some strained arguments while he was being interviewed on "60 Minutes."
The disclosures come ahead of a major launch at Apple's new corporate campus, which stands to be a crucial opportunity for the company to erase the perception that it can no longer innovate.
The comedian, who admitted to being nervous the first time she showed up as "Spicey," won best guest actress on a comedy series at the Creative Arts Emmys, the overflow awards show that happens a week before the main Emmys.
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