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05/03/2010 3:03 pm ET Jason White paddles down a flooded street on May 5 in Nashville, Tenn. The flooding caused by record-breaking rains last weekend of more than 13 inches still has some streets in the region only passable by boat.

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No end in sight for ongoing Mississippi flood

After Hurricane Milton: Relief and resilience, but also a shaken Florida

My mother鈥檚 jam, glistening like jewels, is gone. But I鈥檝e preserved sweet memories.

As US tariffs rise, could Chinese consumers take up the export slack?

Heavy rains douse Australian bushfires, but cause flooding

How a teen in Zambia is helping deaf students sign about climate change

A beaver project in England offers lessons in coexistence

Nashville Flooding

A split Libya impelled toward unity

Egypt鈥檚 pyramids are amazing. But so is present-day Besaw Island.

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No end in sight for ongoing Mississippi flood

After Hurricane Milton: Relief and resilience, but also a shaken Florida

My mother鈥檚 jam, glistening like jewels, is gone. But I鈥檝e preserved sweet memories.

As US tariffs rise, could Chinese consumers take up the export slack?

Heavy rains douse Australian bushfires, but cause flooding

How a teen in Zambia is helping deaf students sign about climate change

A beaver project in England offers lessons in coexistence

Nashville Flooding

A split Libya impelled toward unity

Egypt鈥檚 pyramids are amazing. But so is present-day Besaw Island.

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