Sixty years ago, Beatlemania was rocking the world of music. Writing in the Atlantic, Colin Fleming refers to 1963 as…
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In 2019, Michelle Przybocki nearly died. She became ill from digestive complications, and later learned she had a severe case…
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In Britain, The Telegraph and journalist Isabel Oakeshott obtained some 100,000 Whatsapp messages exposing the then Secretary of Health Matt…
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“Do-gooder” is rarely a term of endearment. A prominent dictionary defines one as “an earnest but often naive humanitarian or…
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Two large regional banks failed within a period of only two days, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 10, and…
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Anne Frank may well be the most famous 15-year-old author of the 20th Century. She penned but one volume, a…
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Georgia is a country at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. It was occupied by the Soviet Union…
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Each year for Women’s History Month, which has taken place in March since 1987, the National Women’s History Alliance designates…
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The 18th-century British cartoonist James Gillray was the first to satirize Napoleon as a “thundering boastful character.” Later in the…
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