
Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall In Cuba; Florida Braces For Damage
Ian was forecast to strengthen even more over warm Gulf of Mexico waters, reaching top winds of 140 mph before making landfall again.
LEARN MOREA FEMA administrator warned a number of Floridians with no hurricane experience to take the storm very seriously and to ask neighbors for help.
Supply chain shortages can cause years-long delays in recovering from natural disasters.
By Wilfredo Lee / APNine people died, others were injured and many homes were damaged from a giant storm that spawned tornadoes in the South.
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By APDespite a huge TV audience, the NFL doesn’t pay performers — though it does cover their expenses.
By Matt York / APThe Mars Curiosity rover has recorded nighttime temperatures in recent days of 105 degrees below zero. Temperatures don't often get that low on Earth.
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