Terror at Sea A Cruise Hit By Severe Storm
A group of 16 travelers aboard Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas sails from Port Liberty toward Cape Canaveral and the Bahamas when a violent storm forces all to stay in cabins. Passengers describe enormous waves as the ship endures rough seas during a Super Bowl weekend voyage.
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What each candidate needs in Tuesday NH showdown
In New Hampshire Tuesday's primary Sanders must win decisively to gain momentum for Nevada and South Carolina, while Clinton aims to keep within single digits to blunt a Sanders surge. The piece notes Sanders leads Clinton in polls, fundraising strength, and emphasizes momentum and regional dynamics.
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Drones eclipse piloted planes in FAA data
The FAA says more than 325000 people registered drones, surpassing 320000 piloted aircraft, with one registration covering all drones a person owns. The surge in remote controlled aircraft raises midair collision concerns as about 7000 planes fly daily. Registration began December 21, with deadlines for preexisting and new drones. The agency has opened 24 investigations into unsafe drone operations and pledges enforcement. The Academy of Model Aeronautics calls the registry burdensome for hobbyists.
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End of era for popular small cars accelerates in US market
Falling gas prices and a surge in higher riding crossovers are pushing automakers to halt production of certain compact and midsize cars. Fiat Chrysler will end Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 production. Toyota will wind down the Scion brand. Ford is shifting Focus and C-Max production overseas. Buyers like Jack Vintartas transition to crossovers for more cargo and safety, as January sales show small cars down while crossovers rise.
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