Medical teams were sent to northwest Pakistan on Monday to be on hand for a possible cholera epidemic triggered by the district's heavy monsoon rains. The floods have killed some 1,200 people and displaced 2 million from their homes.

Ten from Mississippi and two Alabama residents have been reported dead from the tornado.

Beyond flights stalled in Norway, Sweden and Finland, Europe's 28,000 others are moving ahead as planned.

Airlines lost $1.7 billion in the past week due to travel disruptions.

As flights slowly resume across Europe today, passengers are beginning to get closer to home.

Thousands of flights are still grounded in Northern Europe due to ash from an Iceland volcano.

Thousands are injured and 300 people have been reported missing.

Rescuers are trying to find out if four West Virginia miners are alive.

Con Edison officials say the weekend storm was one of the worst they've ever seen, and it may take until Friday to restore electricity to all of the nearly 59,000 customers still without power.

The weekend's storm caused major beach erosion at Jones Beach and Robert Moses State Park on Long Island.

More than 50 people in Turkey are dead after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck the eastern province of Elazig this morning.

Looters set a department store on fire in Concepcion, Chile following Saturday's 8.8-magnitude earthquake. People are continuing to fight over goods and gasoline there, and a curfew is in place until midday to help keep the city calm.

Looting has taken over the streets of Concepcion, following Saturday's 8.8 magnitude quake.

Three years. That's how long Haiti's President Rene Preval is estimating it will take to clear the rubble after January's quake.

More than 150 people have died in Afghanistan due to a series of avalanches Tuesday that let loose masses of snow and ice onto the Salang Pass.

At least 17 soldiers are dead after an avalanche occurred Monday near Gulmarg, a ski resort about 30 miles northwest of Srinagar, the main city in Indian Kashmir.

Help is on the way to Haiti this morning, as the Caribbean nation struggles to get back on its feet.

Up to 3 million people have been affected by the quake.

The Philippines' most active volcano oozed lava and shot up plumes of ash today, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes.