It’s been 15 years since the strongest tornado to ever to hit the Washington, D.C., area tracked across La Plata, Md.  It was the type of tornado that you would expect to see in Kansas, but not in Washington’s southern suburbs. The tornado hit La Plata at 7:02 p.m. April 28, 2002, and damaged or destroyed 860 homes and 194 businesses. Five lives were lost and at least 120 people were injured. Property damage was estimated in excess of $100 million.

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Tom Stoltman is poised to lift the World’s strongest title this year for the second time consecutively. This year’s World’s Strongest Man competition kicked off two days ago (May 24) in Sacramento, California. Table of Content Tom Stoltman wife The current reigning champion Tom Stoltman has set the ball rolling once again and is headling all news items once again. Tom and his brother Luke Stoltman of Invergordon wowed their supporters as they slipped through the opening rounds of this year’s World Strongest Man competition.

Overview Brazil: A History of Political and Economic Turmoil By Tim Ito Washingtonpost.com Staff Updated: January 1999 Brazil earned its reputation as the "miracle economy" in the late 1960s – a time when the country was recording double-digit growth rates and military rule had produced relative political stability. The political calm allowed the country to expand its industries, and people moved in droves from the countryside to the cities to find work.

Meet the remarkable Liz Magill husband, whose unwavering support and shared adventures complement the vibrant tapestry of their life together. Liz Magill, the current president of the University of Pennsylvania, is a distinguished academic leader with positions at the law school and the Wharton Business School. However, her tenure has been marked by controversy, facing calls for resignation over handling antisemitism allegations at Penn. This tumultuous situation has resulted in a significant financial setback, with a $100 million donation loss.