What will become the largest cruise ship in the world is set to begin sailing from Port Canaveral in August, but first Royal ...

Super Hornet fighter jets from the USS Harry S. Truman bombed ISIS targets in Somalia in February, a defense official told ...

The OKC Thunder pulled off a historic comeback during ... It tied for the second-largest comeback in NBA playoff history. The record is held by the Los Angeles Clippers. They completed a 31 ...

Here's where the Thunder's blowout win over the Nuggets ranks among the all-time biggest blowouts in NBA playoff history.

(CNN) — A ship that US and Philippine forces planned to sink beat them to it. A former US World War II-era warship, which survived two of the Pacific War’s most important battles ...

The interior is yet to be completed, but when it will, it too will break records: this ship will have the largest shopping space on any ferry in the world, covering 25,000 square feet (2,300 ...

China is deploying its largest navy fleet in regional waters in nearly three decades, posing a threat to Taiwan that is more pronounced than previous Chinese war games, the Taiwanese defence ...

The journey of the world’s largest ship to be ever ... Over three decades of being in service, the ship underwent several renames and owners, survived a war and made it back to serving in ...

Royal Caribbean is one of the most prominent, and certainly most regal, names in the cruise ship business. The corporate headquarters of Royal Caribbean Group is in Miami, but the company itself ...

The world’s largest battery-powered ship launched this week in Australia. Hundreds gathered Friday at the Incat Tasmania shipyard in Hobart to watch the launch of the Incat Hull 096, which ...

Incat Tasmania launched the project in partnership with Buquebus, a Uruguayan ferry operator providing services between Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Colonia. The fully electric vessel, Hull 096 ...

An Australian boatbuilder launched what it described as the world's largest electric-powered ship on Friday (May 2, 2025), a 130-metre (426-feet) behemoth capable of carrying 2,100 passengers.