This year Steamboat, Co is sending 6 (2nd place to Park City's 11). Over the decades however, now other town is close to the Boat. These states and hometowns have the most Team USA athletes going to the 2026 Winter Olympics By Taylor Johnston, CBS News Updated on: February 5, 2026 / 9:36 AM EST / CBS News The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee is sending its biggest Winter Olympics team ever to the 2026 Games in Italy — 232 Olympic athletes representing 32 home s

This is a pretty game changing development in the area of green energy. Finally an adjunct option to nuclear power that apparently makes sense. I had GeminiAi do a deeper dive into this (see below) to provide some additional context. The wind project Zeihan speaks of in NM will produce a massive 3.6 Gigawatts of power. For comparison, the average nuclear power plant operating in the US puts out about 1 Gigawatt. Comparing the latest generation of ultra-tall wind turbines (

The ‘Ribbon of Death’ Is the Most Petrifying Ski Course in Olympic History The Stelvio ski slope is where the world’s best men’s downhill skiers will vie for gold. They’ll also be trying just to make it off the mountain in one piece. By Robert O’Connell, WSJ Feb. 6, 2026 The Stelvio slope, site of the men’s downhill at the Milan Cortina Olympics, is considered one of the most treacherous in the world. View more Organizers of the Milan Cortina Olympics like to call the Stelvio

Yes Mass Deportation and Florida Jobs The state passed an E-Verify law. Job growth quickly declined. By The Editorial Board, WSJ Feb. 6, 2026 Florida’s economy has been one of the great success stories in recent decades with robust jobs growth. But in the last year employment has suddenly slowed. Could the cause be a misguided immigration enforcement policy? The Sunshine State’s job growth was consistently among the highest in the U.S. during the pandemic and the prior decade

Vote early and often. Encourage your dead relatives to vote as well. Paid for by Chicago's 11th Ward Democratic Organization. Majority of Americans Continue to Back Expanded Early Voting, Voting by Mail, Voter ID 58% favor allowing voters to cast their ballots by mail, but support remains much lower among Republicans than Democrats By Steven Shepard, Joseph Copeland, Shanay Gracia and Jocelyn Kiley, Pew Research President Donald Trump’s recent pledge to “lead a movement” to

OMG, where do all these complaining minions reside? Some overgrown double wide tractor trailer. It's embarrassing. I've had a superb year in the market and haven't noticed anything particularly troubling. A Year Into Trump’s Second Term, Americans’ Views of the Economy Remain Negative Majorities say they are very concerned about the cost of health care, food and consumer goods ByTed Van Green, Andy Cerda and Steven Shepard, Pew Research Most Americans continue to hold negati