Imagine this: a college student, just 21 years old, becomes the go-to person for weather updates during a hurricane. That's exactly what happened with Ethan Clark from North Carolina. He started a simple Facebook page in seventh grade to share forecasts with friends and family. Fast forward to Hurri
U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has found herself in the middle of a social media storm after claiming that "they" can control the weather. This statement came as multiple states, including her home state of Georgia, were reeling from Hurricane Helene's devastation. Greene tweeted on Thur
Ever thought about what athletes do when they’re not competing? Well, meet Harold Varner III – a golfer who recently traded his clubs for rescue missions. When Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina, where he grew up, Varner saw it as a call to action. He spent days on the ground, helping out however h
Every week, ESPN analyst and former Florida head coach Dan Mullen shares his college football picks. This Friday, he revealed his choices for Week 6 of the season. The games include Michigan versus Washington, Auburn against Georgia, and several other notable matchups. Mullen has picked Michigan (+
A mayor in Tennessee, Glenn Jacobs, recently spoke out against rumors circulating about the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) response to Hurricane Helene. He warned that these false claims could make recovery efforts more challenging. Jacobs, known for his wrestling career, posted on soc
Hurricane Helene has really shaken things up at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. This massive 8,000-acre property, known for its stunning gardens and outdoor adventures, is temporarily closed due to some serious wind and water damage. The estate's entrance and farm areas took a big
Wrestling star Brie Garcia, who once wrestled under the name Brie Bella, has been having a rough time. She's been dealing with sleepless nights and deep thoughts about how to help her sister, Nikki, through a tough divorce. It’s not easy watching someone you love go through pain, especially when it
Buncombe County has rolled out a new online tool to help locals dealing with Hurricane Helene. Launched on Saturday, this platform lets people upload geotagged photos and report issues like blocked roads or landslides. Here's how it works: first, snap a picture, then upload it to the site. The photo
When a natural disaster like Hurricane Helene strikes, the government swings into action. But with that comes misinformation and scams trying to make things worse. Let's clear up some falsehoods. First, nobody is using disaster funds for immigrants who aren’t here legally. FEMA has its own fund
Hurricane Helene has left a trail of destruction, and unfortunately, so have the lies on social media. False claims about the federal response to the storm are spreading like wildfire, causing more harm than good in areas trying to recover. This isn’t just affecting people’s lives; it’s also a sign
