Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth’s Husband, Has Died at the Age of 99
He was the longest-serving royal consort in British history.
International News
Without Change The Summer Olympics May Not Happen Next Year
The president of the Tokyo Summer Olympics organizing committee said that the Games won't be able to be played if coronavirus pandemic conditions are the same as they are now.
Trump Administration Takes On The Risk Of Forest Fire Danger
The Department of the Interior has taken notice and today announced it had nearly tripled goals set by President Trump for vegetative treatments intended to reduce wildfire risk last year.
The Numbers Point to Portugal for Fabulous Foreign Retirement
Portugal gets high marks for quality health care, a reasonable cost of living and the ease with which you can fit into life there.
Health Beats Money – Cancer Is Top Killer In the World’s Richest Countries
Heart disease is still the greatest international killer accounting for 40% of all deaths, but cancer is now the number one cause in middle and high income countries like Sweden, Canada, Chile, Argentina, Poland, and Turkey.
Will Climate Change Impact Washington’s Wine Grape Harvest?
Researchers from several countries found that grapes from the vineyards of Burgundy have been ripening more than two weeks earlier since the late eighties.
This Day In History – A Phone More Important Than Your Own
On this day in 1963, the "Hot Line" communications link between Washington and Moscow went into operation after a lack of direct communication during the Cuban Missile Crisis almost resulted in nuclear war.
Selfie or Shark Attack: Which Is More Dangerous?
The numbers show that while women take the most selfies, it's young men who account for 75 percent of the selfie-related deaths.
Trump Tariffs Against Mexico? Founding Fathers Say Yes.
Our commerce, which if properly managed, will be a better instrument for obliging the interested nations of Europe to treat us with justice.