Florida State

Miami, FL

Interesting Engineering

After holding her in captivity for 50 years, a Florida aquarium is finally releasing an orca whale named Lolita back to her home waters. According to Business Insider, the aquarium made the announcement during a news conference on Thursday. The move will see the Miami Seaquarium collaborate with the animal-rights...

Florida aquarium to release orca whale after 50 years in captivity

New York City, NY

Los Angeles, CA

OK! Magazine

Wendy Williams wants to travel light if she decides to jet set off to Los Angeles for the next chapter of her life.Several sources have revealed the talk show star is attempting to sell her furniture, clothes and even prized possessions from her $3 million penthouse apartment in New York City before she potentially makes the move to the West Coast within the next few weeks."She was asking how to sell her stuff with ‘The Real Real,’ but I don’t think she’s actually moving to Los Angeles," an insider dished to a news publication on Friday, March 31, after chatting...

Wendy Williams 'Seems So Unwell' As She Frantically 'Sells All Her Belongings' For Spontaneous Move To L.A.: Source

New York City is famous for its towering skyscrapers, but one building in particular stands out for its unique design and historical significance. The Flatiron Building, located at 175 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, was built in the early 1900s and has become an iconic symbol of the city's architecture. Designed...

Historic Flatiron building has gone up for auction: Rare opportunity to own iconic landmark

Oak Hill, FL

Business Insider

Despite staff warnings, the principal talked with the scammer for months, thinking Elon Musk would donate millions in exchange for $100,000 upfront.

A principal in Florida has resigned after writing a $100,000 check of the school's money to a scammer pretending to be Elon Musk

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MIT's latest drone propellers are very quiet and efficient

They consist of two blades looping together so that the tip of one blade curves back into the...

MIT's latest drone propellers are very quiet and efficient

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