This video showcases the process of building a custom trailer equipped with a loading mechanism for transporting logs. The creator discusses the necessity of having a trailer tailored to their ...

Walking into West Town’s Guillotine Bakery it’s hard to know where to look first. There’s the sparkly copper U-shaped counter near the front door. Above it hangs six industrial lights emitting a soft ...

Kongsberg Maritime has won a contract from Austal USA to supply propulsion systems for the next four vessels in the United States Coast Guard’s Offshore Patrol Cutter Heritage Class program. The ...

KINGSTON, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has launched a new system for ferry boarding at the Kingston terminal that aims to improve traffic flow and keep people from ...

A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate ...

Since France abolished capital punishment, in 1981, it has been nearly impossible to see a guillotine. In Paris, the Museum of the Prefecture of Police possesses just a guillotine blade, while the ...

Seventy years ago, Lord Randolph Churchill delivered a stinging attack on the use of cloture to cut short debate in Britain’s Parliament. “The cloture is,” said he as quoted in a biography written by ...

In “The Typewriter and the Guillotine,” Mark Braude takes on the intersection of Janet Flanner’s career and a lurid murder case. By Glynnis MacNicol Glynnis MacNicol is the author, most recently, of ...

For two weeks in March 1939, as Hitler completed his annexation of Czechoslovakia and Europe braced for war, a lurid murder trial captivated Paris. Eugen Weidmann, a German drifter, had killed six ...