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- WEATHER UPDATE: Winds give way to major snow weekend snowstorm
High winds in the region usher in what the National Weather Service is calling a potentially historic winter storm beginning this weekend. A High Wind Warning remains in effect until 10 am for areas of Minnesota and Iowa. It expires at 1 pm for counties in southwestern Wisconsin including Vernon, Crawford, Richland, and Grant. On the Minnesota and Iowa side, winds will blow out of the west to northwest at 30-40 mph with gusts up to 60-70 mph. In Wisconsin, 35-45 mph winds from the same direction are expected, with gusts up to 60-70 mph possible. Gusty winds will blow items that aren’t secured. Tree limbs or power lines could be blown down, the weather service cautioned. Travel may become difficult for large vehicles. After a relatively calm day on Saturday, the snow begins to arrive on Saturday night. The region will see snow-that’s a given. The where the heaviest snow will fall remains unclear to forecasters as of early Friday morning. The likelihood is that the La Crosse area will see anywhere from 15-25 inches of snow based on the latest forecasts from the National Weather Service. The snow begins Saturday night, with the heaviest period of snowfall begins on Sunday morning and into Sunday afternoon. More snow is forecast Sunday night before finally ending. The weather service says the snow is expected to start out heavier and wetter than normal then becoming lighter and fluffier during the day on Sunday. Driving conditions are forecast to become dangerous to impossible. In advance of the storm, they’re suggesting the following: The post WEATHER UPDATE: Winds give way to major snow weekend snowstorm appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - Hegseth says Iran’s leader is ‘likely disfigured’
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Top House Republicans are eyeing a surge in military funding as the U.S. continues its joint operation with Israel against Iran, and some are arguing that a second "big, beautiful bill" is the vehicle to get it done.Republicans are discussing the possibility of supplemental funding to aid the U.S. effort as Iran continues to retaliate against allies in the region. Senior House GOP lawmakers told Fox News Digital that the resulting heightened national security environment means that Congress has a responsibility to ensure the armed forces are prepared for whatever threats may arise. At the same time, they're skeptical that Democrats will provide the votes necessary to pass such a funding bill through traditional means."They are certainly not going to spend an additional dime on the military, on security, on any of the things that we care about," Republican Study Committee Chairman August Pfluger, R-Texas, told Fox News Digital of the opposing party. "The threats around the world have never been higher. They've never been greater. And we have to recapitalize after four just disastrous years of President Biden completely decimating our military."OPERATION EPIC FURY SURVIVES SENATE CHALLENGE AS REPUBLICANS CLOSE RANKS BEHIND TRUMP"So this conflict right now, and the future of our country and our Western values, have to be secured by additional defense spending, which can only happen in a reconciliation bill."Republicans passed a sweeping tax and policy bill last summer dubbed President Donald Trump's landmark One Big, Beautiful Bill Act. It was done via the budget reconciliation process, which allows the party in power to change broad swaths of fiscal law while sidelining the minority party — in this case, Democrats.It makes that possible by lowering the threshold for advancing legislation in the Senate from 60 votes to a simple majority, lining it up with the House.REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: GOP TARGETS AFFORDABILITY WITH RECONCILIATION 2.0 PLAN AHEAD OF MIDTERMSHouse Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, said he believed an additional funding package for Iran was inevitable but added, "The politics are such that there's no guarantee that the supplemental will pass.""On top of that, the president has been talking about a big capital investment to modernize the military," Arrington told Fox News Digital. "If we can't get Democrats to support either of those endeavors — I think we've got a better chance of getting support on an emergency supplemental than we do on a one-time capital investment — but I… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - What to Do if You’re a Data Breach Victim (and You Probably Are)
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High winds in the region usher in what the National Weather Service is calling a potentially historic winter storm beginning this weekend. A High Wind Warning remains in effect until 10 am for areas of Minnesota and Iowa. It expires at 1 pm for counties in southwestern Wisconsin including Vernon, Crawford, Richland, and Grant. On the Minnesota and Iowa side, winds will blow out of the west to northwest at 30-40 mph with gusts up to 60-70 mph. In Wisconsin, 35-45 mph winds from the same direction are expected, with gusts up to 60-70 mph possible. Gusty winds will blow items that aren’t secured. Tree limbs or power lines could be blown down, the weather service cautioned. Travel may become difficult for large vehicles. After a relatively calm day on Saturday, the snow begins to arrive on Saturday night. The region will see snow-that’s a given. The where the heaviest snow will fall remains unclear to forecasters as of early Friday morning. The likelihood is that the La Crosse area will see anywhere from 15-25 inches of snow based on the latest forecasts from the National Weather Service. The snow begins Saturday night, with the heaviest period of snowfall begins on Sunday morning and into Sunday afternoon. More snow is forecast Sunday night before finally ending. The weather service says the snow is expected to start out heavier and wetter than normal then becoming lighter and fluffier during the day on Sunday. Driving conditions are forecast to become dangerous to impossible. In advance of the storm, they’re suggesting the following: The post WEATHER UPDATE: Winds give way to major snow weekend snowstorm appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Hegseth says Iran's leader is 'likely disfigured' [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Catastrophe, resilience, automation, digital transformation, personalization of the claims experience, talent strategies, operational flexibility—there are a mouthful of trends to talk about in the still-young year. A new report from Crawford & Company forecasts trends that will be reshaping the … [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Top House Republicans are eyeing a surge in military funding as the U.S. continues its joint operation with Israel against Iran, and some are arguing that a second "big, beautiful bill" is the vehicle to get it done.Republicans are discussing the possibility of supplemental funding to aid the U.S. effort as Iran continues to retaliate against allies in the region. Senior House GOP lawmakers told Fox News Digital that the resulting heightened national security environment means that Congress has a responsibility to ensure the armed forces are prepared for whatever threats may arise. At the same time, they're skeptical that Democrats will provide the votes necessary to pass such a funding bill through traditional means."They are certainly not going to spend an additional dime on the military, on security, on any of the things that we care about," Republican Study Committee Chairman August Pfluger, R-Texas, told Fox News Digital of the opposing party. "The threats around the world have never been higher. They've never been greater. And we have to recapitalize after four just disastrous years of President Biden completely decimating our military."OPERATION EPIC FURY SURVIVES SENATE CHALLENGE AS REPUBLICANS CLOSE RANKS BEHIND TRUMP"So this conflict right now, and the future of our country and our Western values, have to be secured by additional defense spending, which can only happen in a reconciliation bill."Republicans passed a sweeping tax and policy bill last summer dubbed President Donald Trump's landmark One Big, Beautiful Bill Act. It was done via the budget reconciliation process, which allows the party in power to change broad swaths of fiscal law while sidelining the minority party — in this case, Democrats.It makes that possible by lowering the threshold for advancing legislation in the Senate from 60 votes to a simple majority, lining it up with the House.REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: GOP TARGETS AFFORDABILITY WITH RECONCILIATION 2.0 PLAN AHEAD OF MIDTERMSHouse Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, said he believed an additional funding package for Iran was inevitable but added, "The politics are such that there's no guarantee that the supplemental will pass.""On top of that, the president has been talking about a big capital investment to modernize the military," Arrington told Fox News Digital. "If we can't get Democrats to support either of those endeavors — I think we've got a better chance of getting support on an emergency supplemental than we do on a one-time capital investment — but I… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Data incidents have become so common that you may be tempted to throw away notification letters. Don’t do that, experts say. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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