By TYLER DURDEN We have previewed for months that port congestion in southern China could be a more severe problem than the shutdown of the Suez Canal in March.…
Posts published in “Geographical News”
By Cristina Laila A gas leak from an underwater pipeline sparked a blaze west of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula on Friday creating an “eye of fire” on…
By Chris Talbot 28 October 2000 At two meetings commemorating the sixtieth anniversary of the assassination of Leon Trotsky, speakers illuminated the contemporary significance of…
By Tyler Durden By now, it’s become quite evident that the western half of the U.S. is facing one of the worst megadroughts in decades. We’ve…
By Beginning And End August 26, 2012 PART 1 OF THE BEGINNING AND END NEPHILIM SERIES In our original article on the Nephilim, we detailed the Biblical…
By ZACHARY EVANS A consultant warned in 2018 of structural problems at a Florida condominium complex that partially collapsed on Thursday night, leaving at least…
By Tyler Durden On the day of the horrific condo tower collapse in Surfside, Fla., we briefly noted Shimon Wdowinski, a professor in the Department of Earth…
By Brandon Morse The left has taken it upon itself to be the “protectors” of minorities, but what that really means is that it’s they…
By Strange Sounds When I wrote my first article on billionaire bunkers years ago, I never would have imagined how quickly our world was changing.…
By DENNIS PRAGER If America is systemically racist, why have millions of blacks from Africa and the Caribbean come to this country over the past…
By Tsvetana Paraskova With power demand recovering from the pandemic, European utilities are using more coal as natural gas inventories are unusually low for this…
By Matthew Cappucci A half-foot or more of rainfall is possible between coastal Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle this weekend A trio of tropical systems…
By Strange Sounds An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 hit near the Salton Sea around 10:55 a.m. 24 miles north northwest of El Centro…
By GABRIELLE REYES Over 20,000 people are homeless and 40 people remain missing following the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo in the Democratic Republic of the…
By Tiffany Meier Heavy rain, hail, and strong winds are sweeping through 13 of China’s provinces. It marks the start of this year’s flood season. Long…
By Tyler Durden The upcoming 2021 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be above average and officially begins on June 1. About 11 days to go until…
By Mike LaChance A few months back, several counties in far-left Oregon began an effort to secede from the state and become part of Idaho.…
By Michael Snyder The megadrought that has almost the entire western half of the country in a death grip is starting to become extremely painful. …