Carlo Borlenghi, Who Turned Sailing Photography Into an Art, Dies at 70
Carlo Borlenghi, who elevated yacht racing photography into an art form, shooting sailboats from startling angles and framing breathtaking compositions...
How a viral throwback concert series is making SeaWorld cool again
Out on a wooden platform extending over San Diego’s Mission Bay, young women sway from side to side, riding an...
How Harvard’s Epic Fight With Trump Is Costing the University
One of Harvard University’s biggest federal funding streams is down sharply, according to a New York Times analysis of government...
3 Rock Songs That Could Get a 38-Year-Old Man Banned From Buffalo Wild Wings
Certain rock songs can give you a boost of confidence. Such confidence could take you to the limit, as music...
I don’t like to take the same trip twice. I made an exception to bring my kids to the Galápagos Islands.
The authors son takes in the view while visiting the Galapagos Islands. Courtesy of Jamie Davis Smith.I don't like visiting...
Who Loves Data Centers? Electricians.
Data centers aren’t winning many popularity contests. At least 15 states and more than 200 counties and municipalities have proposed...
Republican grudgingly admits Ossoff’s right about Natalie Harp: ‘A lot of vetting issues’
A Republican has grudgingly admitted Democratic Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff was right to raise concerns about Natalie Harp. Republican strategist...
Alex Vindman says he’ll give away his multimillion-dollar war chest
Retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who lost Tuesday’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Florida, said he’ll be giving away...
Spike in ‘Dark’ Oil Tankers in Gulf Raises Risk of Catastrophic Spills
The risk of a catastrophic oil spill in ecologically sensitive waters around the Strait of Hormuz has hung over the...
What 72,000 Bodies at a Fence Revealed about Africa and Europe
Spanish police escorting out migrants in Ceuta, Spain on 20 August, 2026. —Marcos Moreno-Europa Press via Getty Images Europe and...
