Hurricane Helene cleanup crews are scrambling in Florida — but time is running out. That makes Milton more dangerous.

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Debris piled up on a street in Treasure Island, Florida after Hurricane Helene.

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  • Leftover debris from Hurricane Helene could make incoming Hurricane Milton even more dangerous.
  • Milton is expected to make landfall in Florida on Wednesday, the second major storm in two weeks.
  • The region has been scrambling to pick up as much debris as possible before it's too late.

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DJI Neo review: The best $200 drone ever made

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When DJI revealed its tiny $200 Neo drone, I immediately saw how it could fit into my vlogger’s toolkit to supplement my Mini 4 Pro and Mavic 3 Pro. Flying those sophisticated drones is a whole thing that requires planning. But the Neo can be launched spontaneously to grab quick and fun shots, thanks to features like palm takeoff and voice control. That ease of use also makes it ideal for the

Lisa Marie Presley kept her son Benjamin's body on dry ice in her home for 2 months after he died, according to her posthumous memoir

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Benjamin Keough and Lisa Marie Presley in 2010.
Benjamin Keough and Lisa Marie Presley in 2010.

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  • Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir says that she kept her son's body on dry ice after his death.
  • Benjamin Keough died by suicide in July 2020.
  • Per the memoir, the body stayed at Presley's home for two months before his burial at Graceland.

Lisa Marie Presley opened up about how she coped with the death of her son, Benjamin

Home Depot is requiring its corporate employees to do shifts at the company's stores

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Home Depot corporate employees will be required to complete an eight hour shift four times per year.

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  • Home Depot now requires corporate employees to spend one day each quarter working in a retail store.
  • The move revives a long-standing practice that was suspended during the pandemic.
  • Software developers on social media reacted especially favorably to the move.

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Starlink and T-Mobile’s text-by-satellite service is available in Florida

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T-Mobile customers in areas affected by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton will now be able to send SMS texts over Starlink satellites, according to SpaceX. It’s being offered on a “best-effort basis” and for free.

“We have now enabled basic texting (SMS) for those on T-Mobile phones in hurricane affected areas,” SpaceX says. “Text