Help has arrived for the state of New Jersey. The area, where Superstorm Sandy made landfall as a tropical cyclone was battered by the storm’s harsh winds, and flooded by the ocean, prompting the Navy to send three helicopters carrier ships to help with recovery efforts, Wednesday (Oct. 31) morning.
Ice-T’s wife’s body looks like it can withstand just about anything (feel free to insert a “brick house” reference here), but a super storm by the name of Sandy disproved that theory, Monday (Oct. 29).
One day after tropical cyclone Sandy hit the East Coast causing damage in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and beyond, President Obama signed important disaster declarations. The move opens the door for federal assistance to the areas hit hard by the the storm.
Even in the aftermath of Sandy, the friction between Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford, and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is still alive and well. The two traded insults over NBC’s TODAY show Tuesday (Oct. 30) displaying a level of tension that may have crossed over from professional to personal.
Sean Price has been putting on his journalism hat on a lot lately. After channeling Nardwuar recently and interviewing Pharoahe Monch, P is on location in Canarsie, Brooklyn in Hurricane Sandy’s path.
Despite being downgraded from a hurricane Monday (Oct. 29), Sandy still packed a punch once she made land fall. The storm slammed the Northeast, leaving many without electricity, and flooding areas throughout.
In times of distress, people tend to turn to comedy to make them feel better. That’s why it should come as no surprise that Hurricane Sandy has already opened a Twitter account. The storm, pegged to cause tons of damage to the East Coast, after wreaking havoc on Caribbean countries, joined the social networking site […]
President Obama addressed the nation Monday (Oct. 29), making it clear that his first priority is making sure people on the East Coast are safe. “Obviously, everyone is aware at this point that this is going to be a big and powerful storm,” he said from the White House press briefing room.
As Hurricane Sandy prepares to potentially do catastrophic damage on the East Coast, President Obama and Mitt Romney have pumped the breaks on their campaign efforts. Both candidates suspended travel in light of the storm.
