Artists, writers, and cultural workers. By Julia Luz BetancourtIndependent Writer and Journalist Introduction Nasreen Abd Elal vividly...
Electricity is essential to our daily lives, yet its dangers are often underestimated. It is important to...
International trade fairs became important. Introduction In the 13th century, astonishing quantities of spices and silk passed from the...
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It controlled both trade and territories. Introduction The English East India Company (EIC) was founded in 1600, and it came...
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Welcoming a baby into your life is an exciting time filled with new challenges and milestones. With...
La Quinta is well-known in the United States as a luxury resort. It has some of the...
Long Island witnesses a significant amount of car accidents, and if it occurs, it becomes overwhelming to...
The first-known seafarers to brave ocean crossings. By Dr. Dylan GaffneyAssociate Professor in Palaeolithic ArchaeologyHertford CollegeUniversity of...
The military are not the police. By Elizabeth Goitein, J.D.Senior Director, Liberty & National SecurityBrennan Center for...
The channeling of migration. By Dr. Ondřej DanielProfessor of Migration and Transnationalism in Contemporary HistoryUniverzita Karlova By Dr....
There is no exception. By Ilya Somin, J.D.B. Kenneth Simon Chair in Constitutional Studies, Cato InstituteProfessor of...
The father of Chicano photography. By Dr. Rebecca (Becky) SenfChief Curator, Center for Creative PhotographyUniversity of Arizona...
His Supreme Court will weigh in. By Dr. Carol NackenoffRichter Professor Emerita of Political ScienceSwarthmore College By...
Online casino games have surged in popularity, offering thrilling entertainment and the opportunity to win real rewards....
Diets, diseases, and habits of past populations. By Chelsea WaldFreelance Journalist Introduction Some 2,000 years ago, a...
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Disease and a water company. By Dr. Lukas EngelmannChancellor’s Fellow Sociology and History of BiomedicineThe University of...
Crazy people will have his ear. By Stephanie ArmourSenior Health Policy CorrespondentKFF Health News Within days of...
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America is facing an epidemic of loneliness. According to Vox, Gallup polls show that 37% of American...
Found etched into clay cylinders. By Sonja AndersonDaily Correspondent/ContributorSmithsonian Magazine A few decades ago, researchers discovered four...
Conversations help forge real connections. By Dr. Rachel L. WahlAssociate Professor of EducationUniversity of Virginia Introduction If...
First words forward. By Dr. Elena L. GrigorenkoHugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished Professor of PsychologyDirector,...
The perception of division fuels distrust. By Dr. Lawrence TorcelloAssociate Professor of PhilosophyRochester Institute of Technology Introduction...
Cataloguing the planet’s 7,000-plus languages. By Dr. Damián BlasiProfessorCatalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies (ICREA) Introduction...