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Erin remains Category 2 hurricane

As Erin makes its closest approach to the coast, it remains a Category 2 hurricane. According to the National Hurricane Center at 5 a.m. on Thursday, Erin was just over 200 miles east-southeast from Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and has begun to move away from the coast.

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Erin remains Category 2 hurricane

As Erin makes its closest approach to the coast, it remains a Category 2 hurricane. According to the National Hurricane Center at 5 a.m. on Thursday, Erin was just over 200 miles east-southeast from Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and has begun to move away from the coast.

00:38 • Source: CNN
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Sen. Graham insinuates Democrat opponent is a ‘socialist’

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Three years on, Gaza’s missing are still under the rubble

More than 8,000 people are believed to be buried, and families are naming the dead by the clothes they wore.

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Las Vegas strip floods from Tropical Storm Rachel

The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel dumped around 3 inches of rain on Las Vegas, causing flash flooding on parts of the famous Strip.

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Homes damaged along California coastline in Tropical Storm Rachel

Homes in Long Beach were heavily damaged in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Rachel.

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