On Monday, March 22, Maryland archaeologists found St. Mary’s fort. Maryland archaeologist, Travis Parno, was on vacation, taking a break from his research of the colonial fort at St. Mary’s. The colonial fort was discovered by archaeological geophysicist Tim Horsley by using the estimates of archaeologist Travis Parno. The St. Mary’s colonial site was constructed in Southern Maryland by white settlers in 1634, which makes … Continue reading Archaeologists Find Colonial Site in MD

Daylight Savings Time generally messes with people’s schedules, and the animal kingdom is no exception. A family in Wales, United Kingdom were going on a Sunday stroll when they had to take a double take at the sight of a walrus. Scientists predict that the walrus had fallen asleep on an iceberg from the Arctic that parted from its mainland shore around Friday night, and … Continue reading How Does A Walrus End Up in Ireland?

For the past few years, the U.S. border has been getting a lot of migrants and it’s been over crowding way more than in 2019. According to CNN, 2021 is on track to exceed 2019 in the number of people apprehended at the border. Just over 100,000 people were encountered last month, 24,000 more than in February of 2019. The number of unaccompanied children crossing … Continue reading U.S. Border Crisis Update

On Tuesday, March 16th, Robert Aaron Long walked into three different nail salons and killed eight people, six of which were Asian, and seven of which were women. This act of hate stirred up a lot of uprising in regards to Asian hatred, which had already been a problem since the start of the pandemic caused by the Coronavirus. Some people irrationally blame Asians for … Continue reading Stop Asian Hate Vigil

On March 19th, the Fagradals mountain volcano near Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, erupted after being dormant for 6,000 years. Lava began flowing out of the volcano during the night of the 19th. Many small earthquakes had been recorded since February 24th, and one was even detected hours before the eruption. According to washingtonpost.com, because of the frequency of the earthquakes, scientists believed that an … Continue reading Volcano Eruption in Iceland