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Tornado near Simla, Colorado Photo 

Violent Tornadoes Ravage Nebraska and Iowa, Threat Expands Across Central US A violent dance of destruction unfolded across Nebraska and Iowa on Friday afternoon as multiple tornadoes ripped through towns and farmlands. Homes were reduced to rubble, businesses were heavily damaged, and entire landscapes were reshaped by the sheer force of the twisters. While initial reports thankfully confirmed no fatalities, several people sustained injuries, and the specter of more severe weather loomed large over a vast swathe of the central United States.

Phone} + Amazon to permanently allow phones in its warehouses following tornado, petition

Amazon has said it will allow the use of personal smartphones and other mobile devices in its warehouses, following a petition that gained thousands of signatures protesting the company’s previous ban on phones. Amazon had temporarily lifted the ban on cell phones in its warehouses during the pandemic so workers could keep in touch with their families, but it had intended to bring back the…

‘The entire town has vanished.’ Survivors recount the terror and fear they felt as tornadoes ripped through the southern and central United States.

Survivors tell the terror and anxiety they felt as tornadoes ripped through the southern and central United States. It required everything. After severe winds toppled the structure she was in, pinning her to the ground beneath mounds of heavy rubble, Kyanna Parsons-Perez had to keep herself from panicking. Many workers were trapped beneath the rubble of a candle factory in Mayfield, Kentucky,…

Biden reaches out to the states hit by the Kentucky tornadoes.

US President Joe Biden has indicated that the government will do all possible to assist tornado-devastated core portions of the country. Mr. Biden has signed a Federal Emergency Disaster Declaration, which authorizes the release of funding for Kentucky, the state that has been hit the hardest. The storms, he said, were among the worst in US history. More than 70 people were killed in Kentucky by…