Web Stories Thursday, October 8
Decades-old frozen pizza brand ends production, leaving fans nostalgic

Conagra Brands has stopped producing Celeste frozen pizzas, prompting longtime fans to reminisce about the budget-friendly freezer staple. The company disclosed the move during its fiscal first-quarter 2027 earnings remarks Sept. 30, saying the exit reduced first-quarter net sales by about 15 basis points but is expected to “be accretive…

How sandbags prevent flooding along with how to use them before a big storm

The use of sandbags to stop flooding has been around for centuries, with their formal adoption for flood control following their military use in fortifying trenches. Every year, thousands of people rely on sandbags to protect homes, businesses, roads and other structures—especially during tropical storms and hurricane season. But do they actually work at preventing inundation? The short answer is yes. However, they are most effective against shallow flooding, and you must use them properly for them to work. According to FEMA,…

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Cost of Iran war explodes as toll on US air fleet nearly doubles

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. military has lost or sustained damage to at least 81 aircraft during the war with Iran — nearly double the number identified five months ago, according to a new government analysis that warns replacing some of the critical vehicles could…

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Arkansas Lawmaker Pushes for Congressional Action on Crypto as Regulators Step up

Representative French Hill, who chairs the House Financial Services Committee, said that though US financial regulators were moving forward with addressing digital assets, their actions lacked the long-term stability of legislation from Congress. In a Wednesday Fox Business interview, the Arkansas lawmaker said the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and…

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Exclusive | Inside the secret world of the AI apocalypse doomsday preppers

Despite his shoebox Manhattan apartment, FDNY firefighter Jason Charles has somehow squeezed in $10,000 worth of doomsday supplies — enough to survive hurricanes, devastating floods, a second pandemic and, if things really go off the rails, the end of the world. Charles has never actually experienced a life-altering catastrophe. But…