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Six Flags upgrades Gold Pass benefits that will offer massive savings for its parks

The membership benefit upgrades come as Six Flags parks struggle with attendance

The Independent UK

9 Home Warranty Clauses That Let Companies Deny Almost Anything

Home warranties are like the gym memberships of the homeowner world: they sound amazing, they promise peace of mind, and they make you feel responsible and prepared. But when something actually breaks? Suddenly, you’re flipping through a 37-page contract written in microscopic font, discovering that your “comprehensive coverage” is about…

Everybody Loves Your Money

US announces $6 million aid to Cuba as President Díaz-Canel accuses it of imposing 'energy blockade'

The US has extended aid to Cuba for people still reeling from Hurricane Melissa in the island’s eastern regions. The aid comes despite a diplomatic rift, as Washington continues to urge Cuba to negotiate a deal to end tensions “before it is too late”.

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The Credit Score That Adds $2,000/Year to Florida Homeowner’s Insurance Premiums

Most Florida homeowners expect their insurance premiums to rise because of hurricanes, floods, roof age, or rising construction costs. What many don’t expect is that a three-digit number they barely think about can quietly push their premiums higher every single year.

The Free Financial Advisor

Federal officials close discrimination case over Texas’ distribution of Hurricane Harvey aid

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has ended a yearslong investigation into how the General Land Office handled $1 billion in disaster aid.

The Texas Tribune

Tampa Bay Rays' new stadium proposal: What we know so far

The Tampa Bay Rays are exploring options for a new stadium as they face challenges with their current location at Tropicana Field

The Independent UK

US braces for historic winter storm; power outage risks mount, flights cancelled — all you need to know

A colossal winter tempest is wreaking havoc across a significant portion of the United States, bringing with it an onslaught of freezing rain and subzero Arctic air. Meteorologists are alerting residents that the storm might cause devastation akin to hurricane-force conditions. With life-threatening wind chills becoming common, the risk of…

The Times of India

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Pro-Ject's Scorpions themed turntable is ready to rock you like a hurricane

Pro-Ject's new Scoprions turntable is out na-na-na-na-na-na-now

TechRadar

Cuba Accuses U.S. Of 'Political Manipulation' Over Hurricane Aid, Trump Admin Says 'Nothing Political About Cans of Tuna'

Cuba's government accused the United States of using humanitarian assistance as a tool of "political manipulation"

Latin Times

‘Climate change is here’: Experts warn environmental crisis is decades ahead of forecasts

IN FOCUS: Drought, heatwaves, hurricanes, and wildfires are arriving sooner than we imagined according to scientists

The Independent UK

Forget lasers and missiles, China wants to kill drones using a common tech households use everyday in kitchens all around the world — invisible microwave weapons can fry electronics but still require line-of-sight and proximity

China wants to counter drone swarms using high power microwave weapons similar in principle to household ovens but scaled for military air defense roles.

TechRadar

Marco Rubio Says U.S. Aid to Cuba Will Bypass 'Illegitimate Regime,' Go Directly to People

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States has begun sending humanitarian aid to Cuba following Hurricane Melissa, emphasizing that the assistance will be delivered directly to civilians and not through the country's regime.

Latin Times

The economics of climate risk ignores the value of natural habitats

When Hurricane Delta hit Mexico’s Caribbean coast in 2020, insurance payouts were released within days – not to rebuild hotels or roads, but to repair coral reefs.

The Conversation

Which Sneaky Bills Have The Biggest Chance To Rise In 2026?

If you think 2026 is just another year on the calendar, think again. Your wallet might disagree. From energy costs to subscription services you barely remember signing up for, some bills are poised to climb faster than a roller coaster in a hurricane. Economists, analysts, and even everyday consumers are…

The Free Financial Advisor

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Grocery Coupon Guide

7 Items That Sell Out First When Weather Gets Weird

When the weather takes a turn—whether it’s a surprise snowstorm, a heatwave, or a hurricane warning—shoppers rush to stock up. But not everything stays on the shelves for long. Knowing which items disappear first can help you plan ahead and avoid the frustration of empty aisles. Whether you’re prepping for…

The Independent UK

China touts new microwave weapon that ‘can destroy drone swarm from 3km away’

Chinese military hardware is under intensified scrutiny this week after its radar systems failed to warn Venezuela of impending US attack

Latin Times

Holiday Blackouts Sweep Puerto Rico: Could Solar Modular Energy Be An Answer?

Thought leaders have long debated how to best aid Puerto Rico in its transition toward resource efficiency, stability and accessibility. Many, however, believe that this transformation must start with Boricuas themselves.

The Conversation

How a ferocious 19th-century hurricane helped Irish people get their British pension

Sunday January 6 1839 signalled the end of the festive season, the last of the 12 days of Christmas. The people of Ireland woke to light snow and many were looking forward to the evening’s celebrations.

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2025's extreme weather had the jet stream's fingerprints all over it, from flash floods to hurricanes

First, instead of moving storms quickly eastward, the sluggish jet stream stalled storm systems in place, causing prolonged downpours and flash flooding.

Sports Illustrated

Miami Closes a 23-Year Wound By Finally Slaying Its Ohio State Demon

By outplaying the reigning national champions with no controversy attached in a decisive Cotton Bowl victory, the Hurricanes erased the defining pain of their modern history.

The Texas Tribune

Government liable for damage to homes near Houston dams during Hurricane Harvey floods, court rules

The ruling came in a lawsuit from a group of homeowners and could be appealed. An estimated 14,000 homes were inside the Addicks and Barker reservoirs when Harvey dumped more than 50 inches of rain in 2017.

The Guardian - US

North Carolina Christmas tree farmers are optimistic after Hurricane Helene

More than a year after storm ripped apart families and farms, growers are bullish about strength of their industry

InsideEVs

Never Forget: When The Power Went Out, The Ford F-150 Lightning Saved The Day

The Lightning was far from perfect as an electric truck. But it proved its worth in emergencies on countless occasions.

The Independent UK

NASCAR mourns the loss of Greg Biffle, family in tragic plane crash in North Carolina

Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle has died in a North Carolina plane crash along with his wife, two children and three others

Motorsport

Remembering Greg Biffle: NASCAR champion and Hurricane Helene hero

Biffle's many accomplishments on the track are only eclipsed by the work he did to help those in need during the final years of his life

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