
Guatemala Evacuates 250 as Fuego Volcano Spews Lava
Central America's most active volcano woke up, and history says why officials moved fast.
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Central America's most active volcano woke up, and history says why officials moved fast.

A shadow crossed his truck, and the trucker had seconds to react.

The most famous climber alive walked up one mountain and went silent.

A few seconds of footage cost him far more than the fine.

The mall had only been open six weeks. Then the timing got strange.

The last time the West saw water levels like this, a very different president was in charge.

He almost gave up on day seven. What he did next kept him alive.

A foreign capital plastered its bridges with images no first family wants to see.

The government says the boat was within limits. Survivors say otherwise.

He knew how the doomed jet was prepped. Then he was fired.

One swimmer got in trouble. Everyone who tried to help never came back.

State records reveal what got loose, from a hopping toad to something two tons.

Six travelers died at one hostel in Laos. Their families expected justice.

One driver hit a power pole. Southern Oregon has not stopped burning since.

The ship circled the same water for hours before the captain got answers.

One backward step left her alone for nine days, with one trick keeping her alive.

Patrons ran for safety in one direction, then discovered there was no way out.

It walked in through the front doors and knew exactly what it wanted.

She had barely any solo hours when the seat beside her emptied at 850 feet.

A collapsed wall in one village turned a flood into something stranger.