As reported by Heather Cox Richardson regarding the destruction of a civilian boat in international waters killing 11 people, she quoted retired Navy captain Jon Duffy who wrote an op-ed published in ...

The United States has crossed a dangerous line. Last week, an American military platform destroyed a small vessel in the Caribbean, killing 11 people the Trump administration claims were drug ...

Robert Youens left Pensacola, Florida, in a sixteen-foot aluminum johnboat at 7:31 a.m. on July 12, with the goal of navigating America’s Great Loop as fast as he could. Roughly 4,800 miles, 64 locks, ...

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After less than three weeks in a 16-foot flat-bottomed boat that included meeting inspired fans along the Detroit River, a Texas man beat the single-engine record for circling the 6,000-mile Great ...

Robert Youens landed in Pensacola Thursday night after becoming the fastest person to navigate through the 6,000-mile long Great Loop. Youens completed the journey in 19 days, 13 hours and one minute.

"It had been at least 10 years since I launched a flat-bottomed boat. Years of fishing seem to push every angler toward high-end fiberglass and electronics. However, the second I found myself back on ...

Your device does not support the audio. Youens stopped in Grafton on Monday, July 28, 2025, for a trip to the Grafton Oyster Bar and to take shelter at a local residence. He told his followers there ...

Tommy McLain, the veteran pop musician known for his 1966 hit "Sweet Dreams," which reached No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100, has died. The McLain Family announced his death in a social media post, ...

(KALB) - Tommy McLain, a beloved swamp pop musician whose 1966 hit “Sweet Dreams” reached No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100, died peacefully Thursday morning at age 85. The McLain Family announced his ...

Pittsford, N.Y. (WHAM) — As he passed through the Rochester area Tuesday via the Erie Canal in his 16-foot flat-bottom, single-engine, 60-horsepower jon boat, Robert Youens said his No. 1 goal is just ...