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Powerful storms sweep through Midwest as South braces for dangerous weather Saturday

This is the first outbreak of this magnitude this year.
March 14
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Passengers stand on the wing of an American Airlines plane as they are evacuated after it caught fire while at a gate at Denver International Airport in Denver, Colorado, Mar. 13, 2025.

American Airlines flight catches fire at Denver airport

The incident took place Thursday after a mechanical issue diverted the plane.
March 13
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A member of civil defense canine unit searches for Sudiksha Konanki, a university student from the U.S. who disappeared on a beach in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, March. 10, 2025.

What the last person to see missing Pitt student told the prosecutor

Sudiksha Konanki, 20, disappeared while on spring break with friends.
March 14
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The house where four University if Idaho students were found dead on Nov. 13, 2022.

Frantic 911 call from the day of the Idaho college killings released

Bryan Kohberger is accused of killing four college students on Nov. 13, 2022.
March 14
05
President Donald Trump speaks at the Department of Justice in Washington, Mar. 14, 2025.

Trump, addressing DOJ attorneys, says that those who fight him in court are 'scum'

The president made a rare visit to Department of Justice headquarters.
March 14
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaks on the floor of the Senate, Mar. 14, 2025.

With Democrats' help, Senate votes to avert a government shutdown

In a test vote, the Senate voted 62 to 38 to advance the bill.
March 14
ABC News' 'World News Tonight with David Muir' anchor sits down with World War II veterans Jake Ruser, Andrew “Tim” Kiniry, Irving Locker, Alan Kinder and Onofrio Zicari.
ABC News' 'World News Tonight with David Muir' anchor sits down with World War II veterans Jake Ruser, Andrew “Tim” Kiniry, Irving Locker, Alan Kinder and Onofrio Zicari.
The last heroes of Normandy return to France 80 years after D-Day invasion
Jun 06
  • World War II veterans return to Normandy for 75th D-Day anniversary
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    ABC News' David Muir sat down exclusively with President Joe Biden in Normandy, France, on the 80th anniversary of D-Day on June 6, 2024.
    ABC News' David Muir sat down exclusively with President Joe Biden in Normandy, France, on the 80th anniversary of D-Day on June 6, 2024.
    Exclusive: Biden tells Muir US weapons will not be used to strike Moscow, Kremlin
    Jun 06
  • Exclusive: Biden tells Muir US weapons will not be used to strike Moscow, Kremlin
    • ABC News
    In this undated photo, owners of Alaska Rug Company, Jen Luton and Ryan Burnard, pose for a photo.
    In this undated photo, owners of Alaska Rug Company, Jen Luton and Ryan Burnard, pose for a photo.
    Made in America: Iowa company puts modern spin on classic wooden toys
    Dec 20
  • Made in America: 'World News Tonight' celebrates small businesses from coast to coast
  • Made in America: Oregon vineyard turns smokey wine into BBQ sauce
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    Oprah Winfrey shares some of her favorite American-made gifts.
    Oprah Winfrey shares some of her favorite American-made gifts.
    Made In America: Oprah Winfrey is back with her 'Favorite Things' of 2024
    Dec 13
  • Made In America: Oprah Winfrey shares her 'Favorite Things' of the year
    • Oprah Daily
    Jordan and Tyler Lang, co-founders of Heat Straps LLC.
    Jordan and Tyler Lang, co-founders of Heat Straps LLC.
    Made in America: New Jersey brothers make clothing to last a lifetime
    Dec 11
  • Made in America: David Muir highlights Florida, New York and Vermont businesses
  • Made in America: Missouri hat company hopes to revive Kansas City's textile industry
    • Heat Straps LLC
    America's zoos experience rare baby boom as spring approaches
    America's zoos experience rare baby boom as spring approaches
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    America's zoos experience rare baby boom as spring approaches
    Mar 14
  • New York Knicks assistant cheers on national anthem singer 22 years later
  • Made in America: Florida's Dugout Mugs hires more employees, expands products
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    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir, Nov. 6, 2023.
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir, Nov. 6, 2023.
    Netanyahu to ABC's Muir: 'No cease-fire' without release of hostages
    Nov 06
  • Benjamin Netanyahu discusses the Israel-Gaza conflict
    • ABC News
    VIDEO: Searching beyond hope after devastating earthquake
    VIDEO: Searching beyond hope after devastating earthquake
    13:08
    Searching beyond hope after devastating earthquake
    Feb 11
  • Death toll exceeds 21,000 in Turkey, Syria
    • ABCNews.com
    ABC News' David Muir speaks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
    ABC News' David Muir speaks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
    Zelenskyy on dialogue with Russia: 'We cannot have any compromises with terrorists'
    Sep 05
  • The Zelenskyy Interview: 'No Compromise' - David Muir Reporting
    • ABC News
    David Muir is the anchor and managing editor of ABC World News Tonight with David Muir, the most-watched newscast in the U.S.
    David Muir is the anchor and managing editor of ABC World News Tonight with David Muir, the most-watched newscast in the U.S.
    About David Muir
    Mar 12
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    ABC News' David Muir reported from Louisiana on what is deemed one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history. For 87 straight days, oil and methane gas spewed from an uncapped wellhead, 1 mile below the surface of the ocean. Eleven rig workers died trying to cap the well, and an estimated 4.2 million barrels of oil were released into the Gulf, according to the federal government.
    ABC News' David Muir reported from Louisiana on what is deemed one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history. For 87 straight days, oil and methane gas spewed from an uncapped wellhead, 1 mile below the surface of the ocean. Eleven rig workers died trying to cap the well, and an estimated 4.2 million barrels of oil were released into the Gulf, according to the federal government.
    David Muir: 27 memorable reporting moments
    Oct 11
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