Many UFO sightings may be much more boring than outer space aliens. A new Pentagon report says many can be traced to airborne garbage and foreign spying. U.S. sightings have a long history. […]
Massachusetts law enforcement faced a bee attack on October 12. A woman was charged with releasing the bees as officers tried to serve an eviction. Bees are kept with so-called “Langstroth hives.” […]
Hurricane Ian hit Cuba September 28 and continued up the East Coast. The intense storm left dozens dead and millions without power. Hurricanes’ low-pressure cores facilitate winds. […]
The FBI has searched former President Trump’s Florida residence. The search was conducted in relation to classified documents removed from the White House during the former administration. Search warrants must meet several constitutional requirements. […]
Gary Schroen, a long-time CIA operative, has died at 80. Schroen was best recognized for leading Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan shortly after the September 11 terrorist attack. The CIA response to September 11 was historic for several reasons. […]
The Secret Service deleted texts from January 6, 2021. A senior fellow at the Brookings Institution said it may qualify as destroying evidence. As some cry “foul,” understanding obstruction of justice is crucial to forming an opinion. […]
In 1772, Rhode Island colonists looted and burned Britain’s HMS “Gaspee.” After 250 years, marine archaeologists have confirmed that they will renew the search for the ship’s sunken wreckage. British and colonial relations collapsed in the 1760s. […]
Tornadoes caused damage in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and other states, last week. Multiple deaths, dozens of injuries, and tremendous property damage were reported as a vicious storm front tore through the South. Tornadoes create Earth’s strongest winds. […]
Wild packs of wolves have returned to California after a century. They originated in Yellowstone, Idaho, and Montana before heading to northern California. Wolves are adaptable and even necessary. […]
Clams and oysters are bivalves that filter water through their bodies. Clams even have a small foot-like muscle that helps them burrow into soft sand. One clam may pay off big for a New Jersey couple. […]
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