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NewsWhy the Southeast is burning – extreme drought is only part of the reason
By Zachary Handlos, Georgia Institute of Technology Large parts of the southeastern U.S. are in the midst of an exceptional drought, and it is fueling dozens of wildfires in Florida and Georgia.
NewsThe Science of Soil: Tristan Butterfield Leads the Resurrection of Chateau Ste. Michelle’s Legendary Ethos Brand
By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR We could fill a cellar with corks from all the winemakers we’ve encountered who traded their briefcases for pruning shears.
NewsFrequent Or Longer Naps In Older Age May Signal Declining Health, Study Suggests
Consistent increases in daytime nap frequency and duration may serve as vital early indicators for identifying underlying health risks.
NewsVIPThe Great Tomato Crisis: Why the Kitchen Staple Has Become a Luxury Good
Climate disasters, geopolitical conflicts, and record energy costs have combined to drive American tomato prices to historic levels.
NewsThe Private Credit Discount: Bargain Hunters Circle as Defaults Rise
Opportunistic investors target discounted private credit portfolios as rising defaults and liquidity constraints create rare high yield entries.
News7 Common Medications That Can Cause Memory Loss
Seniors taking three or more drugs with cognitive side effects face higher risks of confusion and memory loss.
NewsChaos at the Washington Hilton: Shots Fired During White House Correspondents’ Dinner Triggering Immediate Presidential Evacuation (Videos)
What began as a glittering evening of political satire and journalistic camaraderie descended into a scene of unprecedented terror tonight as multiple gunshots rang out inside the International Ballroom of the Washington Hilton.
NewsTragedy at USF: Body Found on Howard Frankland Bridge as Roommate Is Arrested in Missing Students Case (Video)
TAMPA, FL — A week-long search for two University of South Florida doctoral students took a harrowing and definitive turn Friday morning as authorities confirmed the discovery of a body and the arrest of a key person of interest.
NewsFlorida Clears The Way For Armed Volunteers To Protect Churches And Mosques
By Gabrielle Russon Churches, synagogues and mosques can rely on armed volunteers instead of hiring private security guards starting July 1 under a new measure signed by Gov.