Canadian Wildfire Smoke Causes $38 Billion in Economic Damages
August 13, 2026
Economic damages from the summer’s wildfire smoke in Canada hit $38 billion across 10 U.S. states, with Michigan hardest hit.
Economic damages from the summer’s wildfire smoke in Canada hit $38 billion across 10 U.S. states, with Michigan hardest hit.
A Navajo veteran found a USB with sensitive data at a Farmington laundromat. The Navajo Nation Council is now involved.
Amid Hurricane Helene recovery, NC tourism spending rose in 59 counties in 2025, with a notable 14% jump in Cherokee County, showcasing resilience.
Scott Timko, running for Pennsylvania’s 12th District, aims to cut taxes despite his business owing $42K in taxes. He’s owned multiple restaurants.
Mohave County Board found significant losses at Laughlin-Bullhead Airport, aiming to take control amid financial concerns.
Abdul El-Sayed made history as Michigan’s first Muslim U.S. Senate nominee, amid widespread anti-Muslim sentiment.
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Some swing voters are open to socialist candidates, citing economic anxiety and a need for solutions for all.
Michigan Republicans are concerned about a video suggesting a non-citizen was on voter rolls. State reviews ongoing.
