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Fired employees of the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service told ABC News that the decision to lay off thousands of employees will have catastrophic effects on firefighting efforts. — Eric Anderson

US Forest Service, National Park Service employees fired by DOGE speak out

The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest court in the federal judiciary of the United States. — Eric Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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Thousands of Palestinians are returning home after the ceasefire and hostage agreement between Israel and Hamas. Many are returning to discover their homes and neighborhoods completely destroyed. — Reuters

Displaced Palestinians beginning to return home after ceasefire

At least 36 transgender or gender-expansive people were killed in the last year, the majority killed by a gun.

Gun violence becomes growing concern for transgender community

Helene made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane on Sept. 26. — Josh Copus via Storyful

Tracking Hurricane Helene's destruction

An abandoned New Orleans beach created for Black beachgoers during segregation is being resurrected. This time, it is for everyone. — Tricia Wallace

Abandoned beach, once segregated, revitalized by community activists

VIDEO: Saving a historic LGBTQ+ safe space in New York City

Saving a historic LGBTQ+ safe space in New York City

Demonstrations in the '70s, '80s were launched against university investments.

How campus protests of the past may inform pro-Palestinian student demonstrations

PHOTO: The Grand Teton National Park Vegetation Branch is embarking upon a multiyear effort to plant whitebark pine seeds. — Grand Teton NPS

Researchers working to save whitebark pine, a declining keystone tree species in the greater Yellowstone area

A critical tree species found in some of America's most revered national parks is in decline, leading researchers to embark on a race to prevent more from dying off. — NPS/Adams

The fight to save the whitebark pine

Residents of Rochester, New York, have been preparing for the once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse for years.

Rochester hopes total eclipse will bring economic boom

The critically endangered species' habitat continues to be encroached upon. — Proyecto Washu

Spider monkey birth documented in the wild for 1st time

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