All posts tagged "Natural Disasters"
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FEMA: Puerto Rico Running Out Of Time As Storm Season Nears
Aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) â The administrator of the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency...
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Donald Trump’s ‘racist slur’ provokes outrage
‘Mr. President, are you a racist?’ US President Donald Trump has sparked outrage by reportedly using crude language to describe foreign countries in an Oval...
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The Top 10 BAW News Stories Of 2017
In a year that featured natural disasters of Biblical proportions including wildfires, hurricanes and floods, when President Donald Trump tried to erase everything that President...
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Diana Ross Honored At American Music Awards But Her Grandson Steals The Show
(Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP) The 2017 American Music Awards marked a night of unison, positive vibes and American pride as musicians spoke about coming...
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Jay-Z’s Tidal X: Brooklyn’ Concert Raises $3.7M For Disaster Relief
Tidal X: Brooklyn, the third annual charity concert from the Jay-Z-owned streaming platform, raised $3.7 million to support victims of recent natural disasters, including Hurricane...
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Blue Ivy Is Responsible For Beyonce’s ‘Mi Gente’ Spanish Remix
Turns out 5-year-old Blue Ivy paved the way for Mama Beyonce’s Spanish language remix to J Balvin & Willy William’s hit single “Mi Gente.” Surprising...
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Money Mondays: The Financial Impact Of Hurricanes
A very important topic – the financial impacts of this hurricane season. What are we looking at here? Obviously, these storms – Harvey, Irma and...
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AP Explains: Harvey Shows Strain On Flood Insurance Program
WASHINGTON (AP) — The massive flooding Harvey has caused in Texas and Louisiana comes as Congress weighs renewing a federal flood insurance program that continually...
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Celeb Donations Pour In For Hurricane Harvey Victims
Kevin Hart challenged his celebrity friends to match his donation to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts, and some of those celebs have responded. Dwayne ‘The Rock” Johnson,...
