Author: Steven Sahiounie

A large submarine volcano is likely erupting deep beneath the Pacific Ocean. However, scientists don’t know for sure because the Ahyi Seamount is so inaccessible. Located in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the U.S. Geological Survey said Monday that all indications point to the volcano beginning to erupt in mid-October when hydroacoustic sensors at Wake Island began to record signals consistent with such activity. In collaboration with researchers in Tahiti, combined analysis of the signals with data from seismic stations in Guam and Japan suggests that the source of the activity is at or near Ahyi Seamount.  Satellite…

The asteroid that ended the reign of the dinosaurs sixty-six million years ago also created a “mega-tsunami” whose waves grew more than a mile high, according to a new study. Scientists recreated the impact of the Chicxulub, a nine-mile-wide asteroid that not only wiped out the dinosaurs but destroyed most of Earth’s species and plants. The study, which was published in AGU Advances, outlined the effects of the global tsunami and flooding. Researchers hope their work can be used to unlock insight surrounding the geology of the Cretaceous period. “This tsunami was strong enough to disturb and erode sediments in…

Hundreds of people gathered for a candlelight vigil in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Wednesday for four University of Idaho students who were murdered earlier this week. Community members gathered at Independence Point to remember the students — Ethan Chapin, 20; Xana Kernodle, 20; Madison Mogen, 21; and Kaylee Goncalves, 21 — who were found dead in their home the morning of Nov. 13. Among the mourners was Angela Navejas, the organizer of the vigil and who knew the students through her daughter. “They were vibrant and wild, carefree and loving,” Navejas said, according to Coeur d’Alene Press. “We know the bright stars they were here…

Twitter owner Elon Musk’s latest attempt to streamline his new social media company has been met with yet more wailing and gnashing of teeth from disapproving liberals on Twitter. Early Wednesday morning, the world’s richest man and newly installed Twitter CEO emailed the site’s employees with an ultimatum, obligating them to commit to an “extremely hardcore” work ethic or leaving the company.Musk argued that Twitter must be ready for a more “increasingly competitive world” and therefore employees must be ready to give more. CNN correspondent Donie O’Sullivan provided a screenshot of Musk’s surprise email.In it, Musk wrote, “Going forward, to…

LAS VEGAS – Former President Donald Trump tossed his hat into the 2024 ring this week, but that likely won’t clear the field in the battle for the Republican nomination. This weekend, some of Trump’s best-known potential GOP rivals will gather in Las Vegas for what’s being viewed as the first major Republican cattle call in the burgeoning race for the White House. As Fox News first reported last month, some of the biggest names in the GOP who are considered likely or possible White House contenders will be speaking at the Republican Jewish Coalition’s (RJC) annual leadership meeting. The confab kicked off on…

Twitter users have been wondering whether a surge in new fact-checks of progressive figures is part of a new egalitarian business model for Elon Musk’s social media site, which has previously been slammed for targeting conservative accounts before going private. Many on the political left and in the media expressed strong displeasure at the idea of Elon Musk taking control of Twitter. But one apparent change noted by many since it became official on Oct. 26 is an uptick in fact checks of liberal politicians like Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren. Additionally, false claims about Republicans, such as one implying…

Basketball sensation Enes Kanter Freedom sacrificed his career as a professional basketball player to be a voice for the voiceless, and Thursday night he was applauded by Fox Nation for it. Freedom was awarded the “MVP” at fourth annual Fox Nation’s Patriot Awards in Hollywood, Florida, Thursday, as he continues to advocate for those who need it most, being a symbol of peace around the globe. In the NBA and across most sports at large, the MVP title has historically been acronymous for  “Most Valuable Player.” In FOX’s court, however, it means “Most Valuable Patriot.” “I cannot thank you guys enough,” Kanter said…

Elections are all about narratives. Before election day, a narrative is set by the national media that informs how the parties will decide to spend their cash. The media’s narrative, and the subsequent political spending, has a tremendous influence on who wins and who loses. This election, Democrats bet everything on abortion, making it the narrative-setting issue of their campaigns across the country. Democrats and the abortion industry spent $400 million dollars promoting their lies and anti-human agenda. Yet, that singular focus and unprecedented expenditures were not enough for Democrats to achieve a clean victory. That’s because Democrats were spending all their time and…

The 2022 Fox Nation Patriot Awards honored America’s real heroes – those who have gone above and beyond in the name of patriotism – Thursday night in Hollywood, Fla. Six honorees were honored in a moving and emotional show that brimmed with pride and patriotism. Here is a look at this year’s award recipients: Fox Nation – America is Streaming. MOST VALUABLE PATRIOT – ENES KANTER FREEDOMNBA sensation and human rights advocate Enes Kanter Freedom might be well-known for his talent on the court, but his desire to fight for patriotism and foster peace globally is what prompted him to…

A federal judge faced blowback on Twitter Thursday after he struck down a Florida law that was aimed to stop wokeness on college campuses. Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker of the Northern District of Florida blasted the “Individual Freedom Act,” originally called the “Stop WOKE” Act, calling it “positively dystopian.” “The law officially bans professors from expressing disfavored viewpoints in university classrooms while permitting unfettered expression of the opposite viewpoints,” Walker wrote in a Thursday order. “Defendants argue that, under this Act, professors enjoy “academic freedom” so long as they express only those viewpoints of which the State approves. This is…