Police arrest teenager over London train attack, hunt for other potential suspects

LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — British police arrested an 18-year-old man in the ferry departure area of the port of Dover on Saturday on suspicion of being involved in the bombing of a London Underground train and were looking for more potential suspects on the loose.

Millions vacate as Hurricane Irma strikes Florida Island

Daily Nation - One of the most powerful hurricanes ever to slam storm-prone Florida, Irma is threatening dangerous storm surges

This is why teens in Kenya are committing suicide

Daily Nation - “Some parents tend to compensate for their absence with money and material things - experience has shown that this is a recipe for disaster.”

7 screenwriting tips from Aaron Sorkin

BBC - You might not have heard of Aaron Sorkin, but we're pretty sure you'll know his work.

See how Miami's growth since 1992 puts thousands of new homes in Irma's path

CNN - The population of south Florida has grown considerably since the last Category 5 storm to hit the region, Hurricane Andrew, ravaged the coastal state in 1992.

NASA’S DEPORTED ADVISER SAYS SUPREME COURT JUDGES COURAGEOUS

The US-based National Super Alliance (Nasa) consultant who was deported from Kenya days to the August 8 election has termed the Supreme Court ruling “a victory for the Kenyan people and democracy worldwide.”

What 500-year flooding could look like around five cities

Hurricane Harvey pummeled the Houston area with an unprecedented four feet of rain, making it the most extreme rain event in U.S. history. Cars and houses are underwater, and thousands of people have needed or await rescue.

Before-and-after visuals of the massive flooding in Texas

How water damages a flooded house — and which parts can be saved

What the Harvey deluge would look like where you live

Navy sends ships to assist Harvey efforts

Coast Guard Has Saved More Than 4K Lives in Houston

Uhuru disagrees with court ruling as Nasa demands purge

Daily Nation - He had won the annulled poll by 54 per cent, polling 8,203,290 votes against Mr Odinga's 6,762, 224 (44.74 per cent).

It’s back to square one as Court orders fresh poll