As natural disasters have repeatedly devastated and decimated the Caribbean over the past decade, perhaps nowhere has been harder hit than Haiti. In 2010 the countryâalready considered the poorest in the Western Hemisphereâwas all but destroyed by an earthquake estimated to be between 7.1 and 7.3 magnitude inâŠ
Apparently, someone thought it would be a great idea to hand Foxâs Geraldo Rivera a mic and send him to Puerto Rico.
While yâallâs dusty president is still dropping incendiary and largely inaccurate tweets about the NFL protests against racial injustice, celebrities are doing the Lordâs work, focusing on the fact that there are thousands of Americans (and non-Americans) who need help after natural disasters have ravaged their statesâŠ
Kimberly Gager has an eye for deals, having been âextreme couponingâ for about five years. So when Hurricane Harvey struck, Gager knew just what to do to help out the victims the most, using her special gift.
During Tuesday nightâs star-studded Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Relief telethon, celebrities raised more than $44 million for hurricane survivors, including a $5 million donation from Apple Inc., and $1 million each from the Albertsons Cos. and Merck & Co. In addition, celebrities offered strong opinionsâŠ
As the waters recede in parts of Houston, Beaumont, Port Arthur and other areas of Texas impacted by the horrific Hurricane Harvey, the agony of recovery efforts has begun.
Residents of Houston are still grappling with the horrific devastation brought on by Hurricane Harvey last weekend, with many families being displaced and living in designated shelters in the city. But one friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is out there trying to at least comfort the kids and bring smiles back to theirâŠ
