These ducks are on a mission in the snowy Boston Harbor.

The Boston Harbor looks ready to sprout an iceberg.

Chilling— Two sleeping swans and two duck couples chill out on the frozen Boston Harbor today.

A man driving in Norway and accidentally spotting Tom Cruise on a train. Apparently he was filming "Mission: Impossible 7." Wow, this is so amazing.

The Boston Harbor on 15 February 2026.

I hope all the pilots returned, safe and sound.

What a disorienting, painful chapter in our history. Fifty-two Americans held hostage for 444 days in Iran beginning in November 1979. I remember how it seeped into everything — even the airwaves. A Boston rock station, WBCN, rewrote “Barbara Ann” into “Bomb-bomb-bomb-bomb-Iran.”

A United States Air Force B-2 Spirit bomber returns to Texas from a mission in Iran.

Based on my very limited intel (i.e., news reports) about Operation Epic Fury and its mission, I admit I winced reading in The Wall Street Journal Friday morning that the F-4 Phantom, once the darling of Western air forces, is now on the other side of the ledger. Fifty years

Jewish students chanting “God Bless America” at Columbia as pro-Palestine students chant “Death to America.” No wonder the media wants us to support the pro-Palestine side.

Cool.

A testament to naval superiority meets modern lethality. As the Navy commissioned USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) today, USS Constitution rendered a historic salute. From sail to nuclear power - this moment reflects the enduring strength and readiness of America’s Navy.

The USS Constitution got underway yesterday morning to rendezvous with the nuclear submarine USS Massachusetts (not Red October) during the submarine's commissioning. Huzzah!

U.S. Navy F-4 Phantom “Black Bunny” Vandy-1 during an air show.

Just incredible! xo

The U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels and the U.S. Air Force’s Thunderbirds joined forces for a rare "Super Delta" flyover above Pensacola Beach, Florida.

Cool.

Gather 'round children and you will hear about our famous Bostonian, Paul Revere... xo

Even the British need a latte before the Battle of Lexington...