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Tropical Storm Fernand Passing Well East of Bermuda, No Threat to Land
Tropical Storm Fernand strengthened Sunday over open waters of the central Atlantic, moving well east of Bermuda. The Miami-based National Hurricane Center reported Fernand was located some 295 miles (475 kilometers) east of Bermuda by late Sunday afternoon.
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Maps show Erin's path off East Coast as it remains a danger to swimmers at many East Coast beaches
Erin, the first hurricane to develop over the Atlantic this year, became post-tropical on Friday afternoon, the National ...
A Spirit Airlines plane appears to have flown through Hurricane Erin this week when the hurricane was a Category 4 storm with ...
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Path of Exile 2's Patches DESTROYED Its Steam Rating
Grinding Gear Games faces challenges with the development of Path of Exile 2 affecting Path of Exile 1, leading to ...
Gold prices held steady on Monday, as the market's focus shifted to upcoming U.S. PCE data for cues on the Federal Reserve's ...
A Tennessee department head is hopeful that new guidance for a federal program supporting the growth of electric vehicle ...
Texas A&M football enters 2025 with hope after a rollercoaster 2024 season. The Aggies showed signs of promise, but can they ...
Gold prices eased on Monday, as investors locked in profits and a firmer dollar added pressure, while the market's focus ...
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Everything Confirmed For Path of Exile 2: The Third Edict So Far
The upcoming Third Edict update for Path of Exile 2 marks the game's Early Access patch 0.3, and it features several ...
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Milwaukee’s problematic path of one-way point guards: Chapter 3
At the time, I viewed the trade as a high-risk/high-reward play that had the potential to increase Milwaukee’s ceiling but ...
However, if you're yet to be sold on Path of Exile 2 — or you're just waiting for the title's eventual free-to-play launch — ...
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