Al Duran, He Went to War at 16—Now He is 96, a World War II Veteran. His Flight Story Read Here
“Like any 15, 16-year-old, I wanted to be a part of it,” Al Duran later reflected. This is the beginning
Exotic Pets on the Rise: Rethinking Responsible Ownership in Modern Society
While National Pet Day features many pet photos, exotic pets like reptiles, birds, and mammals are becoming increasingly popular. This
The Masters 2026: Why This Year’s Tournament Is Bigger Than Golf
To all golfers, every April, the focus shifts to Augusta, Georgia. In 2026, when The Masters Tournament celebrates its 90th
Wild Monkeys in Florida: Silver Springs’ Unusual Residents Raise Safety and Environmental Concerns
Visitors paddling through the clear waters of Silver Springs State Park often expect to see turtles, birds, or even alligators.
The Silent Strain: How Water Diplomacy Is Being Tested in a Thirstier World
The March 17, 2024, UN World Water Development Report highlights that worsening water scarcity could significantly threaten global stability and
World Health Day: A Century of Progress—and New Threats That Could Undo It
On World Health Day, which happens every year, we have a chance to think about the health of the world.
Where Memory Meets Spring: The Enduring Significance of Qingming
Spring’s arrival is celebrated across China and East Asia as families gather for the important Qingming (Tomb-Sweeping Day) festival. This
When Artemis II Goes Silent: The Most Isolating Moment of NASA’s Return to the Moon
For a few brief but critical minutes, the four astronauts aboard Artemis II will experience something no human has felt
Apple at 50: From Garage Startup to Global Tech Titan
In April 1976, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ron Wayne came together to begin their quest to build personal computers.
How Citizen Scientists Are Saving Atlanta’s Urban Forest
In a warm morning in Atlanta, a number of volunteers gather in a community park to document the trees surrounding
Hawaii Begins Long Recovery After Devastating Kona Low Flooding
Hawaii has begun a difficult recovery after what officials and media reports describe as severe flooding. Back-to-back Kona low storms
David Singletary’s Run for Mississippi Governor & Cannabis Legalization Plan
JACKSON, Miss. — David Singletary’s Mississippi governor campaign gained visibility at Hal’s St. Paddy’s Parade & Festival on March 28,