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An ambulance drives through a city street.

Tech

France reports 1,000 excess deaths as Europe's worst heatwave buckles power, rail, and care

Aerial view of a flooded landscape.

Home

Forecasters expect a quieter Atlantic season, but Texas is warned: 'It only takes one storm'

A night sky filled with stars above smoky mountains and distant city lights, with a colorful aurora-like glow.

Outdoors

Wildfire smoke now chokes western Colorado, already creeping to Denver and beyond

A portable generator against a stone wall.

Home

Louisiana fire officials warn generator fumes can turn deadly as hurricane season begins

Colorado's Red Rocks outdoor amphitheatre.

Outdoors

Concertgoer films hail, flash flooding swamping Colorado's Red Rocks during Dirty Heads show

A hand illuminating an electrical panel with a match.

Tech

Power outages kick-start health risks at just 8 hours — the average US outage lasts 11 hours

Biscayne Bay with boats in the water and the Miami skyline in the background.

Business

Beside Miami's superyachts, 140 abandoned boats tell a harsher story in Biscayne Bay

A network server with cables and ports in a data center.

Business

'I am ... against higher gas and electric bills': Massachusetts governor freezes data center tax breaks

A gray generator sits on a concrete base in a yard.

Home

After Texas storms, generators become a hidden killer

A black car partially obscured by a fallen tree and branches in a residential area.

Home

Hurricane season started June 1, and North Carolina's danger zone now reaches far inland

A powerful wave crashes against a breakwater.

Tech

Two typhoons lash Japan's Pacific coast, killing 1, injuring 3, and snarling travel

Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav, in a suit, waves his hand at a Wuthering Heights world premiere event backdrop.

Business

US CEO pay is climbing again, and eight S&P 500 bosses just hit nine figures