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People are seen walking on the frozen lake of Chicago for photos
Don’t do this. This is incredibly dangerous
That pattern is called pancake ICE. Parts of the lake near the shoreline have formed pancake ice (round, floating discs that look solid but are unstable)
Ice thickness near the shore is thin and variable due to moving water underneath creating weak spots
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Don’t do this. This is incredibly dangerous
That pattern is called pancake ICE. Parts of the lake near the shoreline have formed pancake ice (round, floating discs that look solid but are unstable)
Ice thickness near the shore is thin and variable due to moving water underneath creating weak spots
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This dude is out there creating racial stereotypes too far-fetched for even the most virulently racist 19th century cartoonist. Incredible
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BREAKING - Secretary Rubio on Venezuela: "We had, in our hemisphere, a regime operated by an indicted narcotrafficker that became base of operation for virtually every competitor, adversary, and enemy in the world... It was an enormous strategic risk for the United States."
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BREAKING: Steak n Shake pledges to support our employees' children with a $1,000 match to 'Trump Accounts' for every child born between 2025 and 2028.
Bank of America to match $1,000 U.S. contributions to employee "Trump Accounts" - CNBC
JPMorgan Chase to match $1,000 government contribution to employees' "Trump Accounts" - CNBC
Rap superstar Nicki Minaj is pledging hundreds of thousands of dollars to help fund new $1,000 tax-advantaged investment accounts for her fans’ newborns - NYP
Intel says it will match government's 'Trump Accounts' contribution to kids of employees
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Bank of America to match $1,000 U.S. contributions to employee "Trump Accounts" - CNBC
JPMorgan Chase to match $1,000 government contribution to employees' "Trump Accounts" - CNBC
Rap superstar Nicki Minaj is pledging hundreds of thousands of dollars to help fund new $1,000 tax-advantaged investment accounts for her fans’ newborns - NYP
Intel says it will match government's 'Trump Accounts' contribution to kids of employees
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The polar vortex is fracturing — unleashing Arctic cold.
High in the stratosphere above the Arctic, an unusual and powerful event is taking shape: a major sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) is projected to peak in early February 2026. This dramatic atmospheric disruption has the potential to release prolonged, intense cold across large parts of North America and Europe.
Normally, the polar vortex forms a tight, fast-spinning ring of strong winds around the North Pole during winter, acting like a barrier that locks the coldest air inside the Arctic. When a sudden stratospheric warming occurs, temperatures in the upper atmosphere soar and pressures rise, distorting and often splitting or collapsing this protective vortex.
Current high-resolution forecast models indicate the vortex is already deforming significantly. Stratospheric temperatures over the Arctic are expected to climb more than 90 °F (50 °C) above average, severely weakening the vortex's structure by early February.
What unfolds 18–30 miles (30–50 km) above the surface eventually influences weather at ground level. A weakened or collapsed polar vortex frequently allows lobes of Arctic air to plunge southward, bringing extreme cold outbreaks to mid-latitudes.
Early model guidance already points to a strong surge of frigid air descending from central Canada across much of the United States, with the potential for widespread and persistent cold extending well into mid-February. Similar impacts are possible across parts of Europe.
However, the connection between stratospheric upheaval and surface weather is not instantaneous. Effects typically appear days to several weeks later, and not every SSW delivers a severe cold wave. When the vortex undergoes a full breakdown, though, the odds of significant and prolonged cold snaps rise sharply.
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High in the stratosphere above the Arctic, an unusual and powerful event is taking shape: a major sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) is projected to peak in early February 2026. This dramatic atmospheric disruption has the potential to release prolonged, intense cold across large parts of North America and Europe.
Normally, the polar vortex forms a tight, fast-spinning ring of strong winds around the North Pole during winter, acting like a barrier that locks the coldest air inside the Arctic. When a sudden stratospheric warming occurs, temperatures in the upper atmosphere soar and pressures rise, distorting and often splitting or collapsing this protective vortex.
Current high-resolution forecast models indicate the vortex is already deforming significantly. Stratospheric temperatures over the Arctic are expected to climb more than 90 °F (50 °C) above average, severely weakening the vortex's structure by early February.
What unfolds 18–30 miles (30–50 km) above the surface eventually influences weather at ground level. A weakened or collapsed polar vortex frequently allows lobes of Arctic air to plunge southward, bringing extreme cold outbreaks to mid-latitudes.
Early model guidance already points to a strong surge of frigid air descending from central Canada across much of the United States, with the potential for widespread and persistent cold extending well into mid-February. Similar impacts are possible across parts of Europe.
However, the connection between stratospheric upheaval and surface weather is not instantaneous. Effects typically appear days to several weeks later, and not every SSW delivers a severe cold wave. When the vortex undergoes a full breakdown, though, the odds of significant and prolonged cold snaps rise sharply.
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China's property crisis shows no signs of slowing:
New home prices in 70 Chinese cities declined -0.4% MoM in December and -2.7% YoY.
Used home values dropped -0.7% MoM, the biggest drop in 15 months, with all 70 major cities posting declines.
Home prices in China have now fallen in 42 of the last 45 months, the worst streak this century.
Meanwhile, nationwide residential sales plummeted to $1 trillion in 2025, the lowest since 2015.
These sales have collapsed -55% from their 2021 peak.
China’s 2008 moment is accelerating.
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New home prices in 70 Chinese cities declined -0.4% MoM in December and -2.7% YoY.
Used home values dropped -0.7% MoM, the biggest drop in 15 months, with all 70 major cities posting declines.
Home prices in China have now fallen in 42 of the last 45 months, the worst streak this century.
Meanwhile, nationwide residential sales plummeted to $1 trillion in 2025, the lowest since 2015.
These sales have collapsed -55% from their 2021 peak.
China’s 2008 moment is accelerating.
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California took in millions for 94,000 dead people’s phone and internet service, bombshell FCC report finds
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Silver just erased $250 billion from its market cap in minutes after the Treasury Secretary Bessent says
“ US won't involve in YEN Intervention ”
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Silver just erased $250 billion from its market cap in minutes after the Treasury Secretary Bessent says
“ US won't involve in YEN Intervention ”
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They asked a bunch of migrants if they would defend Sweden, the country that gave them a house and free healthcare.
Their answers were exactly as you would expect: “NO!”
Yet they are your greatest strength, Sweden. Funny how that works, huh.
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Their answers were exactly as you would expect: “NO!”
Yet they are your greatest strength, Sweden. Funny how that works, huh.
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Eugene, Ore. (Jan. 27) — Far-left extremists surrounded a federal building and began attacking. The college city has many Antifa and violent leftists, including those who attempted bombings and shootings (i.e., Antifa member Charles Landeros):
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