President Barack Obama warned Gulf Coast residents in Isaac's path not to "tempt fate" by ignoring government warnings—including possible calls to evacuate—as he detailed his administration's preparations for the powerful tropical storm on Tuesday. "Now is not the time to tempt fate, now is not the time to dismiss official warnings" he said in a [...]
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