It's not just ships that use the lighting system either: the same red and green lights can also be found on airplanes and on helicopters, where they perform the same function.

Johnson often looks to artists for inspiration—for a recent ready-to-wear line, she worked with the estate of Lee Krasner to transform the late artist’s paintings into textile prints and clothing.

This and other paintings in this series reminded me of the line in John Ashbery’s great poem, “Soonest Mended”: “a kind of fence-sitting/Raised to the level of an esthetic ideal.” ...

‘Make American Ships Again:’ On Heels of Shipbuilding EO, Lawmakers Re-Introduce SHIPS Act. Hope Hodge Seck. April 30, 2025 1:28 PM - Updated: May 28, 2025 11:59 AM.

The pride of COTS is its two ships and in 2024, COTS also operated its ships more than ever before with 240+ sails throughout the year, sometimes heading out on the Bay twice a day.

Here's how the U.S. Navy classifies its ships and why it settled on designating its battleships as BB instead of B. How U.S. Navy ships are classified. Walter Bibikow/Getty Images.

Chinese-built ships on shipping routes to the U.S. from locations less than 2,000 nautical miles away, including from ports in the Great Lakes or Caribbean regions, will also be exempt, as will ...

Today's cruise ships may have zip lines and skating rinks, but they're not all as elegant as they once were. People used to dress up in tuxedos and evening gowns. To pass the time, events like egg ...

Tall ships return to Sturgeon Bay this summer, and you could sail on one. Here's what to know. Christopher Clough, Green Bay Press-Gazette. Thu, March 27, 2025 at 11:01 AM UTC. 6 min read.

The UK climate activist group Just Stop Oil announced that it will end disruptive acts of protest, which have included throwing soup on Vincent Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers,” smashing the glass ...

Curator Emerson Bowyer says the gift will help the museum reframe its presentation of early modern French art. Courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago ...

Proposed fees on Chinese ships calling at U.S. ports would drive carriers to make fewer port calls, raise freight rates and delay deliveries, opponents of the plan say.