For the past 15 years, Leslie Schweitzer has helped support the American University of Afghanistan, from literally the ground up. As a board member of the university and chair of the Friends of American University of Afghanistan, she spent much of the past week with the president of the university, Ian Bickford, and other members of the board in Doha, …
See what Taliban did moments after last US plane departed
Following the complete withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, a video taken by Los Angeles Times correspondent Nabih Bulos shows a group of Taliban fighters entering a hangar at the Kabul airport and examining what was left behind by the US military. CNN’s Anderson Cooper talks to Bulos about what he saw. Source: CNN
Ida continues to leave a path of destruction. Search and rescue efforts are underway, but it's difficult for first responders to reach hardest-hit areas.
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Middle Tennessee: The area is in recovery mode after recent flooding. Now it sits right in Ida's crosshairs
Middle Tennessee remains deep in recovery mode after last week’s deadly and destructive flooding, and it appears the remnants of Hurricane Ida will offer the area little quarter. Source: CNN
Video: Here's what part of New Orleans looks like this morning
CNN’s Nadia Romero surveys the damage Hurricane Ida left behind in New Orleans. Source: CNN
Watch: Video shows strength of Ida's landfall
Hurricane Ida, which has now weakened to a tropical storm, made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane near Port Fourchon, Louisiana on August 29. Source: CNN
The extremely dangerous storm has hit near Port Fourchon as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 mph, the National Hurricane Center says
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Hurricane Ida makes landfall on Katrina anniversary
Hurricane Ida became a Category 4 storm early Sunday morning, rapidly intensifying to sustained winds of 150 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center. Source: CNN
Louisiana governor: Ida will be levees' most severe test since Katrina
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards tells CNN’s Jake Tapper he is confident the storm reduction systems that protect the New Orleans area will hold against Hurricane Ida, but adds the storm will be their most severe test since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Source: CNN