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About 22 miles southwest of Barcelona, Spain, lies the idyllic coastal city of Sitges. Famous for the Sitges Film Festival, Carnival celebrations, and beautiful beaches, Sitges is often called the Saint-Tropez of Spain. The economy of Sitges is dependent on tourism with more than half of the hotels all ranked 4 stars or higher. Nearly... Read More

As a young boy, Gerald Durrell dreamt of becoming an animal collector with his own zoo. By 1959, when Gerald was only 34 years old, his vision came to fruition with the establishment of the Jersey Zoo on the English Channel. Through his work at the zoo, various television programs, and books, Gerald helped shape... Read More

Bret Chilcott grew up in a rural Kansas community of only 786 people. As a kid, he earned money by helping out on local farms. He said that he spent every penny earned on model planes and flying lessons. This early obsession would lead him down a path to becoming one of the most successful... Read More

In 1789, Fletcher Christian, the master’s mate of the Royal Navy’s HMS Bounty, led a mutiny against the ship’s captain, Lieutenant William Bligh. 143 years later, the story of the mutiny was popularized through the novel Mutiny on the Bounty. It was made into a film in 1935 starring Clark Gable. In 1962, the film... Read More

When the Chula Vista Police Department in Southern California became the first law enforcement agency in the United States granted permission by the Federal Aviation Administration for a pilot drone program, they changed how law enforcement agencies utilize modern technology. Law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve, quickly recognized that drones were beneficial rather... Read More

When the global community entered a period of quarantine because of COVID-19, so many people were left questioning why things were happening as they were. For many people questioning the world around them, turning to religious leaders brings them comfort. However, just like how schools and businesses around the world were closed because of the... Read More

Oceans support nearly all life on Earth in one way or another. One of the biggest ways the oceans affect our planet is by creating weather patterns. As the largest bodies of water, ocean currents regulate climate, which in turn determines weather patterns. This could be anything from temperature changes, wind, mild rain or snow,... Read More

Every year Major League Baseball, the oldest professional sports league in North America, has held an exhibition game between the National and American League. Known as the MLB All-Star Game, the players participating are selected by fans. The game is played for the love of baseball and its fans. Since the All-Star Game’s inauguration in... Read More

In January of 2021, Stellantis was formed to merge a conglomerate of automotive companies in need of rebranding for the future. Some of the brands that are now under the Stellantis cooperation are Jeep, Fiat, Dodge, and Maserati. Each brand is an individual entity under the helm of Stellantis with its own presiding CEO. As... Read More

The laws governing the production, sale, use, and possession of marijuana across the United States are rapidly changing. Marijuana is only fully illegal in 5 US states. As of June 2021, 18 states, and the District of Columbia, have fully legalized marijuana. The rest of the country is a mix of decriminalized and medicinally legal.... Read More