Contrary to Popular Belief, Not All Pirates Used the Same Flag. It Was Their Way of Introducing Themselves to Others
MagnetThe classic black flag with a skull and crossbones wasn’t necessarily the most feared on the seas.
Read more »The classic black flag with a skull and crossbones wasn’t necessarily the most feared on the seas.
Read more »Painting eggs for Easter is like buying a Christmas tree. Americans aren't giving it up—even if they can't paint eggs.
Read more »Supporters of the theory believe it’s enough to arrive 15 minutes before boarding, in some cases.
Read more »Each location featured in the three seasons of The White Lotus has become a trendy tourist destination.
Read more »The story of John Phillips serves as a case study in the complex relationship between academic knowledge, national security, and individual responsibility.
Read more »The island stands at the intersection of urban experimentation and a renewed wave of geopolitical ambition.
Read more »The strange case of Nicolas Puech conceals financial and legal obscurity, blurring the lines between private, institutional, and international interests.
Read more »China seems determined to establish not only territorial and economic dominance but also operational and symbolic superiority.
Read more »Yes, the tariffs on penguins were on purpose.
Read more »In the ongoing pursuit of efficiency, resilience, and technological superiority, Ukraine has introduced a novel approach to warfare: using viruses as weapons.
Read more »The story of North Sentinel is a powerful reminder that there are still places civilization hasn’t conquered—and perhaps shouldn’t.
Read more »Industry experts have long warned about the risks of not wearing shoes.
Read more »The islands’ proximity to the Taiwan Strait and China’s increasing presence in the surrounding waters contribute to a sense of constant threat in Japan.
Read more »The legacy of the pandemic and cultural changes have increased the number of single reservations.
Read more »Creators claim it's for civilian use. However, cutting undersea cables is widely recognized as a war strategy.
Read more »In an era of submarine war, every mile of guarded coastline counts. And Greenland, now more than ever, counts a lot.
Read more »The world’s billionaires are worth a combined $16.1 trillion. The $100 billion club owns 15% of the total.
Read more »Uninhabited archipelagos, islands solely populated by penguins, and tiny countries are also affected by the government’s new tariff policies.
Read more »The decision to leave countries like Russia off the list has caused confusion among observers and U.S. allies.
Read more »HB 270 bans displaying “toys or products intended to resemble male or female genitals.”
Read more »Magnet: Contrary to Popular Belief, Not All Pirates Used the Same Flag. It Was Their Way of Introducing Themselves to Others . U.S. Egg Shortage...