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A pod of young killer whales tore away half the rudder of a racing sailboat off Spain in an eight-minute assault, the latest in a pattern of orca-on-vessel encounters that has rattled mariners since 2020. The Seika Racing crew had just finished a regatta near San Vicente, Spain, and were motoring their boat to another […] The post Orcas rip rudder off sailboat in eight-minute encounter off the Spanish coast appeared first on American Almanac .
A pod of young killer whales tore away half the rudder of a racing sailboat off Spain in an eight-minute assault, the latest in a pattern of orca-on-vessel encounters that has rattled mariners since 2020. The Seika Racing crew had just finished a regatta near San Vicente, Spain, and were motoring their boat to another marina when three to four orcas closed in on the stern. For roughly eight minutes the animals circled beneath the hull, repeatedly striking the rudder until they broke away approximately half of it. Crew member Gage Butler, a California native, captured the encounter on video and posted it on Instagram along with his account of what happened. Nobody aboard was hurt. The crew inspected the hull for leaks and found no major…Open
J.K. Rowling's $150 million superyacht sat docked at Marina del Rey with its name hidden, a precaution locals say was taken because the vessel "often attracts protesters" tied to the author's stance on gender ideology. The 290-foot yacht Samsara arrived at the Southern California harbor with its name covered, a move that only fueled local […] The post J.K. Rowling's superyacht crew covered the vessel's name to dodge protesters at Marina del Rey appeared first on American Almanac .
J.K. Rowling's $150 million superyacht sat docked at Marina del Rey with its name hidden, a precaution locals say was taken because the vessel "often attracts protesters" tied to the author's stance on gender ideology. The 290-foot yacht Samsara arrived at the Southern California harbor with its name covered, a move that only fueled local curiosity about the mystery vessel dominating the marina. Residents and boat captains quickly identified it as Rowling's, and the Daily Mail reported that marine tracking data confirmed the Samsara's location at Marina del Rey as of late August 2026. One local resident called the yacht's presence "the worst-kept secret on the marina." An Instagram user identified as jetset_amelia posted a reel stating…Open
The verdict watch continues in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. The jury remains deadlocked despite a dynamite charge. Brian Entin reports from the Massachusetts courthouse. Plus, after a record 286 days at sea… the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln has finally pulled into port. Thousands of sailors and Marines now get a much-needed five-day break in Thailand, after reports of sailors struggling with their mental health during the deployment. More on that story. And the Sandra Birchmore case is getting closer to trial. She's the 23-year-old pregnant woman prosecutors claim was killed by a former police officer — who then staged her death as a suicide. Now, a huge fight over what the jury will hear… including Sandra's own texts, statements and…
U.S. and Japan government officials gathered at Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers to commemorate the return of the 106-acre Naval Housing Annex Negishi to Japan.