Washington Watch Consumers feel like they’re on ‘a very scary roller coaster.’ That’s bad news for Trump’s economy. Trump’s first months in office have seen the steepest drop in ...

There's no turning back now -- the roller coaster with the "steepest drop" of any dive coaster in the world will soon open at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee. According to the park, the "Wrath ...

GURNEE, Ill. - A new roller coaster is coming to Six Flags Great America in Gurnee next year! Wrath of Rakshasa will make its debut in 2025 in the County Fair Section of the park across from ...

Following the first drop, Wrath of Rakshasa riders will navigate five inversions: Immelmann, dive loop, zero-G roll, corkscrew and barrel roll, according to Roller Coaster Database.

According to USA Today, the best coaster in the Peach State is the ArieForce One at Fun Spot Atlanta, which features a 146-foot drop at an 83-degree angle and a top speed of 64 miles per hour ...

Local thrill ride enthusiasts can look forward to a new roller coaster at Great America next year. Six Flags Great America announced that Wrath of Rakshasa will debut in 2025 at the park located ...

Here’s a look at the top 14 roller coasters in Pennsylvania, according to Captain Coaster’s rankings, all of which ranked at least an 80% or higher with users. 14. Hydra the Revenge , Dorney Park ...

Trump's first months in office have seen the steepest drop in consumer expectations since the 1990 recession The economic plans of President Donald Trump make Daniella Knight nervous. More than a ...

Six Flags Magic Mountain has closed its iconic 415-foot-tall Superman roller coaster: 'Doesn't make a lot of sense' to keep ride that was once the world's tallest coaster.

DC turns to tech to bring down distracted driving; rates drop 45%. DC uses smart signs and enforcement to reduce distracted driving incidents, decreasing daily numbers by 45% in safety corridors.

Dow closes 349 points lower after roller coaster trading amid tariff fallout. ... The price of a bitcoin stands at about $79,000, which marks a roughly 30% drop from a peak attained in January.

The White House then doused the rumor in cold water itself. “Wrong. Fake News,” it wrote in response to the idea that Trump may pause the tariffs.. The markets then continued their downward ...