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Hackers Claim Massive FBI Data Breach, Say They Stole Up to 3 Terabytes
Hacking group ShinyHunters claims it stole up to 3 terabytes of data from the FBI’s job application systems, including agents’ Social Security numbers and family details.
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A Rare September Nor’easter Is Hitting NYC and the Northeast — Here’s Why It’s Unusual
A nor’easter has brought coastal flood warnings, high winds, and heavy rain to New York and New Jersey — an unusually early appearance for a storm type that typically peaks in winter.
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Coastal Storm Brings High Wind and Flood Warnings to the Mid-Atlantic This Week
A multi-day coastal storm has triggered high wind warnings, coastal flood watches, and dangerous rip currents across New Jersey and Delaware. Here’s what residents should know.
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The 2026 Hurricane Season Has Been Historically Quiet — Here’s the Storm to Watch Now
This year’s Atlantic hurricane season has produced the fewest named storms and lowest storm energy on record through its peak — but a new system near the Azores could become Tropical Storm Fay.
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Record Diesel Prices Are Squeezing American Farmers Right at Harvest Time
Record diesel prices are hitting American farmers hard during harvest season, deepening an already strained farm economy with few short-term options.
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FAA Equipment Outage Disrupts East Coast Flights: What Travelers Should Know
An FAA equipment outage triggered delays at JFK, Newark, and Philadelphia. Here’s what caused it and what travelers flying through the East Coast should do.
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FAA Launches $875 Million Push to Modernize U.S. Airspace
The FAA has launched an $875 million initiative to modernize U.S. air traffic control technology, but experts say funding alone won’t fix deeper staffing and infrastructure challenges.
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Why It’s Worth Checking Your Pet Food Against Recall Lists Every So Often
A quick, minute-long habit — checking your pet food’s lot number against active recalls — can catch a problem before it turns into a vet visit.
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Small-Space Vegetable Gardening Is Catching On in Cities Without Yards
No yard required — a few containers of tomatoes and herbs on a balcony are quietly replacing regular grocery runs for fresh produce.
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Why ‘Weather Today’ Searches Spike Every Time a Tropical System Forms
Even storms that never make landfall reliably spike search traffic days ahead — the uncertainty itself is what keeps people refreshing the forecast.