By Spencer Brown In another episode of something that’s become almost as American as apple pie, President Biden made a gaffe while delivering remarks over…
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By Tyler Durden A CARFAX spokesperson warned this week that a couple of hundred thousand used cars from the Tri-state area and Gulf Coast states…
By Tyler Durden The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season is heating up and showing no signs of slowing down. A tropical wave in the Eastern Atlantic…
By Heather Fountaine ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH, La. — A landscaping crew from Houston was in St. John Parish Sunday morning helping to clean-up…
By DAVID HARRIS, NELLY ONTIVEROS and LYNNETTE CANTOS Tropical Storm Nicholas, which formed off the east coast of Mexico this morning, is expected to strengthen as it moves northwest…
By Kevin McGill and Melina Deslatte HOUMA, La.—New Orleans lifted a nightly curfew Wednesday as the city moved closer to regaining full power 10 days after Hurricane Ida, but…
By Tyler Durden Spot prices for nitrogen fertilizer on the US Gulf Coast skyrocketed to a near-decade high on a report the world’s largest nitrogen…
By Alex Sosnowski Even though Larry is forecast to remain well east of the United States, the powerful hurricane is expected to pass close to Bermuda…
By Jack Metir New Orleanians who fled their homes ahead of Hurricane Ida’s terrifying wrath and later tried to return to salvage keepsakes and mementoes…
By Greg P. We know our major media outlets are based in New York City and D.C., but you’d think they’d be just a little…