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Monster Tsunami Sent Water 1,580 Feet Up an Alaskan Mountain
A massive landslide in Alaska triggered the second-highest tsunami ever recorded, sending water and debris 1,580 feet up a mountainside just hours after tourists visited the area on the evening of ...
Insurance, Maintenance Factors Challenge U.S. Plans to Ease Shadow Fleet Sanctions
A potential Trump administration plan to ease sanctions on vessels that have transported sanctioned oil and fuel would likely have limited impact on boosting tanker availability, traders and analysts ...
More Roller Coasters Shut Down as Authorities Probe Fatal Fall Off Georgia Ride
A growing number of amusement parks have shut down roller coasters as police and state regulators investigate what caused a man to fall out of his seat and plummet to his death at a Georgia park. Sea ...
The Latest Launches from Socotra, dClimate, Patra
Socotra announced the launch of Socotra Configuration Assistant, a native product experience that turns business requirements into a working product in Socotra. Users can describe a product in ...
Unbuckled Motorists Account for 28% of Traffic Fatalities: AAA
New research reveals that unbelted occupants account for a significant number of traffic deaths, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (AAAFTS). Fatal Crash Data Analysis (FARS) from ...
EL Nino Expected to Drive Warmer Temps North While South, East Will See Wetter Conditions
El Nino will drive warmer and wetter conditions in the U.S., according to NOAA's latest U.S. Winter Outlook, published this week. Between December 2026 and February 2027, the northern U.S. will see ...
Broad AI Exclusions in Insurance Policies Could Create Uncertainty, Marsh CEO Says
A broad-based AI exclusion in insurance policies could create "real confusion and uncertainty," Marsh CEO John Doyle said, calling for a more nuanced approach to assessing risks as the technology ...
Teen’s Death Prompts Plan to Ban New York Central Park’s Horse-drawn Carriages
New York City lawmakers plan to ban horse-drawn carriages from Central Park, ending their more than 150-year run as an iconic, old-timey tourist attraction, following decades of opposition from ...