In September 2008, just a few days after Hurricane Ike devastated the island of Galveston and the Texas Gulf Coast, Texas A&M College Professor William Merrell had the concept for wha… Read More

Temperatures are currently cooling down across the U.S., but much of the country is in for a warmer, wetter winter than usual, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said in thi… Read More

On my lastest flight surveying fossil fuel industry sites in southwest Louisiana at the end of September, I photographed liquified natural gas (LNG) export facilities, signs of drought, fir… Read More

The USS Rampage DDG 61, an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, is a powerful symbol of naval excellence within the United States Navy. Named a… Read More

When it comes to coastal culinary delights, few things can rival the joy of biting into a perfectly crafted lobster roll. From the shores of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, to the sunny beaches of St… Read More

America is home to some of the world's most magnificent rivers, each with its unique charm, beauty, and significance. These rivers wind through diverse landscapes, offering a journey through… Read More

In today's tech landscape, integrating AI is no longer a luxury – it's a necessity. AI-driven applications have the potential to transform user experiences, automate complex tasks, and… Read More

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Do you consider yourself a car nerd? Besides talking about them, have you ever visited a car show? Countless car shows happen in the United States every year. Some events showcase vintage an… Read More

2023’s insurance coverage market is dangerous. Actually dangerous. “As dangerous as I’ve ever seen,” says Insurance coverage Workplace of America’s Robert J. H… Read More

No matter how many books you read, documentaries you watch, people you know and podcasts you listen to, there will always be more information to learn about our world. And as it turns out, p… Read More

Shell will relocate the headquarters of its Gulf of Mexico operations from its longtime home on Poydras Street to a new mid-rise building in the planned River District neighborhood, a mov… Read More

On September 6, 2023, it was reported that Guggenheim Capital LLC has reduced its holdings in Denbury Inc. by 14.5% during the first quarter of the year. The details were revealed in the fir… Read More

An end to ‘Island Escapism’. It was a sad weekend for Parrotheads everywhere, with the news that James William Buffett had departed this life at the age of just 76, a victim of… Read More

Ah, the sweet anticipation of parenthood! As you prepare to welcome a little bundle of joy into your life, why not take one last delightful journey to the Best Babymoon Destinations in the U… Read More

Not all trips are as fun, meaningful, or relaxing as we might like them to be, but an unlucky few end up with experiences so bad that they qualify as downright nightmare material. One n… Read More

Day of Reckoning :: By Daymond Duck Published on: October 29, 2022 by Admin10 Category:Daymond Duck, General Articles On Oct. 22, 2022, Retired Army Gen. Michael Flynn posted a Telegram mess… Read More

Flooding is a common occurrence in many regions of the U.S., and all 50 states have experienced serious flooding at one time or another. Flooding can occur for a wide range of reasons, w… Read More

Uncle Tom’s Cabin (1852) is a compelling indictment of slavery. Describing the many trials of Uncle Tom, its long-suffering enslaved protagonist, the story reveals the horrors of Ameri… Read More

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