* Florida has passed legislation to make transactional gold and silver legal tender. The bill now awaits Governor DeSantis' signature - Andrew Muller, TheNewAmerican.com

* They stayed at the Hilton San Salvador, a luxury property situated against a picturesque backdrop of the capital city's volcano - DailyCaller.com

The San Salvador hotel boasts rooms with scenic views of the capital city's landscape and an outdoor terrace where guests can enjoy margaritas and dine on local culinary treats, including made-to-order pupusas.

* The hotel is described as providing a "tranquil retreat" for "those seeking comfort and convenience," according to Hotels.com - Google rates the property as a five-star hotel.

* The US government is upgrading a secretive FEMA bunker - Why? That's classified! - Trevor Hughes, USAToday.com

A hidden underground facility located 60 miles west of Washington, DC, is getting upgrades to help protect federal government during a crisis.

* A secretive underground FEMA base where Congressional leaders hid following the 9/11 attacks is getting an upgrade.

* But what exactly are workers doing at Mount Weather? - Well, that's classified and the contractors who are doing the work have Top Secret security clearances.

* The "continuity of government" sites also include Colorado's Cheyenne Mountain bunker, with buildings made from battleship steel sitting atop giant springs to help them weather a nuclear attack.

* Did Our Gov. Perform A 'SWOT Analysis'?

* A SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool used by businesses to identify and evaluate these four components in order to make informed decisions and develop strategic plans.

Strengths: Internal factors that give the organization an advantage over others.

Weaknesses: Internal factors that place the organization at a disadvantage.

Opportunities: External factors that the organization could exploit to its advantage.

Threats: External factors that could cause trouble for the organization.

* Starbucks opens first 3D printed store this week - A 1,400-square-foot Starbucks in Brownsville, Texas, is slated to open on May 2.

While 3D printing technology is not new, Starbucks is among the first retailers to use the machinery to build a storefront.

Last year, a Walmart in Tennessee constructed a 3D printed addition to its store spanning 8,000 square feet.

* What is a 3D printer? Similar to a traditional printer, a 3D printer uses a computer to create a product but instead joins material together to create a three-dimensional object. They place materials by layering and fusing together layers from the bottom up.

 3D printers have been increasingly used for the construction of buildings and homes. A neighborhood of 3D printed homes was completed last year in Texas.