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Joining a flotilla of Trump supporters offers an inside look into a national wave of social-distanced politics.

In response to this year’s historically long red tide, Florida residents are split over what it means for the future.

Alex Luther wanted to recreate his grandfather’s world-record waterskiing attempt. But first he had to learn how to waterski.

At Mystic Seaport, an ancient craft continues to be taught— the art of restoring wooden ships.

The holidays are the perfect time to curl up with a salty story. Here’s what the editors are reading (and rereading). See our picks here.

The 100 percent sustainable Energy Observer hints at a green future for the boating industry. By Carly Sisson In pursuit of a sustainable future, the 100-percent sustainable Energy Observer recently embarked on a six-year tour across the globe. The French vessel will make 101 stops in 50 countries to display its energy independence and offer a solution for a greener future.

The Gladius Underwater Drone makes it simple to go below the boat. By Carly Sisson

CruiserPort returns to the 2017 Newport International Boat Show this September with a seminar series designed for New England mariners seeking to extend their horizons. CruiserPort University: The Bluewater Edition features a package of 11 seminars to hone the offshore skills of sailors and powerboaters.

By Carly Sisson Drugs seized in Eastern Pacific interdictions are offloaded in San Diego.

By Carly Sisson Rolls-Royce and Claydon Reeves launch the new Aeroboat S6. The Aeroboat S6 was launched at the 2017 Super Yacht Gallery in London on June 1. The 65-foot yacht is the second in the line of five models ranging from 50 to 100 feet. The 50-foot Aeroboat SV12 was the first yacht released in the line in 2013, and it became the model on which the larger yachts are based. 

By Carly Sisson AirBuddy makes diving simple and allows for easy ocean exploration

By Carly Sisson The SoelCat 12 is 100 percent sustainable and here to bring true ecotourism to the seas.

By Carly Sisson Photo: Michael Rybovich and Sons

By Carly Sisson Colorado State University predicts “below-average” hurricane season.