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Herb Scribner

  • Senior Audience Associate, Axios
United States
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Herb Scribner has been involved in the journalism industry since 2009. Now he is a staff writer for DeseretNews.com. Herb previously worked at USA Today College and the Erie Times News. A 2013 graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Herb has also freelanced for The Boston Globe and The Huffington Post.

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Why Nepal's rare, deadly flood struck without warning

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By Herb Scribner
| Axios Verified
Flood damage along the Bhotekoshi River in Nuwakot, Nepal, on Aug. 28, as search and rescue efforts continued. Photo: Ambir Tolang/NurPhoto via Getty Images Thousands of people are missing and hundreds are dead after a flash flood in Nepal that struck with little warning earlier this week. Why it matters: The flood is exposing the gaps in warning systems that are designed to watch out for extreme rain and rivers — not for sudden collapses high in the mountains during good weather.
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Trump's evolving endgame for the Iran war, in 6 quotes

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By Herb Scribner
| Axios Verified
The Iran war hits its six-month mark Friday, with President Trump's path to ending it increasingly unclear. Why it matters: Trump entered the war projecting a four- to five-week military campaign. Six months later, his proposed exits have ranged from military victory to a negotiated peace deal tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Now, the war centers on an open-ended economic squeeze of Iran. Meanwhile, the U.S. is moving increasing amounts of oil out of the strait, reducing Iran's leverage.
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US measles crisis deepens with first 2026 deaths

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By Herb Scribner
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