Donald Trump to surrender in Georgia election case on Thursday, more than 800 missing nearly two weeks after Lahaina wildfire, and the booming business of American anxiety.

California wildfires force evacuations amid heat wave, President Biden pledges support as Mississippi's capital still without drinking water, and 20,000 people threw truckloads of tomatoes at each other for an hour, a national tradition.

How long can Democrat lawmakers stay out of Texas, monthly child tax credit payments start today, and retiree helps homeless man get a second chance.

U.S. West dealing with record heat, Senate Democrats agree to $3.5 trillion healthcare and antipoverty plan, and this is the 'best place' to live in America.

Commission considers changes to format after a raucous first debate, President Trump signs bill to fund the Government and avoid shutdown, and Florida firefighters make history as department's first all-female crew.

Trump and Biden clash over U.S. wildfires, Sally intensifies, could wallop U.S. coast with 110-mph winds, and looking at lessons learned during remote work.

Jim Carlton from The Wall Street Journal details the reasons why the wildfires across the western U.S. have been especially devastating this year.

Wildfires are pushing Californians out of state, helping your kids navigate the digital world, and the marathon star who wins with his arms.

House to vote on Trump impeachment resolution, more fires sprout in California, and who decorates for Christmas, before Halloween.