Uncommon purple sea snail seen on La Jolla beach after being gone for years
Unique Sea Snail Discovery in La Jolla Recently, students in La Jolla, California, took a leisurely sunset walk along the beach, where Anya Stajner, a PhD student from the Scripps Oceanography Institute at UC San Diego, stumbled upon a small yet striking purple shell. This shell turned out to belong to a rather rare species […]
Illegal immigration by sea increases under Biden, puts law enforcement at risk
Concerns Over Rising Illegal Maritime Immigration Border security experts indicate that the increase in illegal immigration by boat, particularly during the Biden administration, presents significant challenges for law enforcement. This surge in maritime migrants is largely attributed to ongoing political and economic turmoil in Haiti and Cuba, compelling many to seek asylum in the U.S. […]
Russia and Ukraine strike Black Sea tourist towns following unsuccessful peace talks
Early Thursday morning, as talks in Turkey for a ceasefire fell short yet again, both Russia and Ukraine appeared to be moving towards the Black Sea resort city. Reports from Ukrainian media, particularly The Kyiv Independent, suggested that Ukrainian drone strikes targeted Sochi, a prime resort city in Russia. The attack also hit an oil […]
Houthi strikes in the Red Sea endanger $1 trillion trade, prompting demands for US response
US Condemns Houthi Attacks Amid Ongoing Regional Tensions On Sunday, the State Department criticized the Yemen-backed Houthi movement following a deadly incident involving Israeli cargo ships. This escalation has prompted President Trump to call for renewed support for Yemen’s legitimate government as a means to challenge the Houthi administration. Walid Phares, an expert on the […]
Reducing your electricity costs might be as easy as being at sea.
New Wave Energy Technology Could Change Energy Acquisition What if the future of clean energy lies beneath the waves? A French startup called Seat Arthur has crafted a system that could transform how we harness clean power, starting from the ocean. Their innovative water pendulum turbines make use of the ocean’s natural movements. These turbines […]
Houthis Report Capturing Several Crew Members Following Red Sea Attack
Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen claimed to have captured multiple crew members from cargo ships on Thursday. They stated that they had secured these individuals after attacking a Greek-operated vessel, marking it as the second such incident recently. This vessel, initially referred to as a bulk carrier, encountered an assault on Sunday. Using a novel […]
Houthis restart assaults on cargo ships in the Red Sea, resulting in 3 deaths and the abduction of additional survivors
Attacks by Houthi Rebels in the Red Sea On July 10, 2025, the US embassy in Yemen reported that Houthi militants attacked a cargo ship in the Red Sea, resulting in three fatalities and two injuries, while several crew members went missing. This assault targeted the Greek-owned vessel, Eternal C, following a previous strike on […]
Vessel targeted by Yemen’s Houthi rebels sinks in the Red Sea, 6 out of 25 people on board saved
A Liberian-flagged cargo ship named Eternal C was sunk in the Red Sea on Wednesday after being attacked by Houthi rebels. The European Navy in the region reported that only six of the 25 crew members were rescued. This incident, which resulted in at least three deaths, marks one of the most significant assaults by […]
Houthi Militants Supported by Iran Attack Another Civilian Ship in the Red Sea
Yemeni Houthis Attack Greek-Operated Bulk Carriers Iran-backed Houthi militants launched attacks on Greek-operated bulk carriers near Hodeida, a port city under Houthi control, on Monday. This marks the second ship sunk this week due to Houthi actions in the Red Sea. The initial assault occurred on Sunday when the Houthis targeted the bulk carrier Magical […]
Shipwreck of the SS Nantes, which claimed lives in 1888, found after 140 years beneath the sea
Divers have recently discovered a shipwreck that sank nearly 140 years ago. Dominique Robinson, a former British Army officer from Plymouth, England, has identified the vessel as the SS Nantes, which was constructed in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1874. Robinson, who previously served as a military helicopter pilot, shared with Jam Press that the Nantes was […]