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Rachel Lynn Aldrich U.S. COVID-19 deaths exceed 200,000 The United States reached a grim milestone on Tuesday in the number of coronavirus deaths, as th Onize Ohikere Beta stalls over Texas Streets in Houston and Galveston, Texas, flooded on Tuesday after the storm made landfall farther south near Port O’Connor. Rachel Lynn Aldrich Southern California wildfire grows in size The Bobcat fire, which began Sept. 6 in northeast Los Angeles, scorched more homes and structures in the mountainous area on Sunday. Onize Ohikere Sally moves on; more storms coming The remnants of the hurricane brought heavy rain and floods to parts of the South on Thursday....