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Presidential Secrets: The Other Women In The White House
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Presidential Secrets: The Other Women In The White House

Being the head man in charge of the world’s most dominant country is far from an … Presidential Secrets: The Other Women In The White HouseRead more

by Theodore Hoosevelt•May 11, 2025
American Culture Icon: The Hollywood Sign
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American Culture Icon: The Hollywood Sign

What was originally intended to be an advertising billboard for a local real estate company now … American Culture Icon: The Hollywood SignRead more

by B R•May 10, 2025
A Study in Literature: Arthur Conan Doyle
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A Study in Literature: Arthur Conan Doyle

Sherlock Holmes has always been one of the most beloved literary characters in history. With new … A Study in Literature: Arthur Conan DoyleRead more

by Jade•May 9, 2025
Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans Cooked
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Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans Cooked

“We’re delighted the pieces have finally been put back on display where they were found and … Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans CookedRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•May 8, 2025
Unsolved Archaeology: Sacsayhuaman
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Unsolved Archaeology: Sacsayhuaman

“And I may say, once and for all, carefully weighing my words, that in no part … Unsolved Archaeology: SacsayhuamanRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•May 6, 2025
Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site Aprehended
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Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site Aprehended

PISCO BAY, PERU – Authorities have caught the tourists who damaged the important prehistoric geoglyph, El … Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site AprehendedRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•May 5, 2025
The Bloody and Gruesome Seven Days Battles
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The Bloody and Gruesome Seven Days Battles

Six major battles, called the Seven Days Battles, during the American Civil War were fought between … The Bloody and Gruesome Seven Days BattlesRead more

by AO•May 4, 2025
Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology Shows
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Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology Shows

“Fowler’s and others’ interpretation of these mounds became the model that everybody across the east was … Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology ShowsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•May 3, 2025
The Life of Sylvia Plath
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The Life of Sylvia Plath

With a large collection of poetry under her belt, Sylvia Plath is also known for the … The Life of Sylvia PlathRead more

by Jade•May 2, 2025
Nikola Tesla and His Magnificent Inventions
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Nikola Tesla and His Magnificent Inventions

Nikola Tesla is best known for contributing to the design of the alternating current (AC). He … Nikola Tesla and His Magnificent InventionsRead more

by AO•May 1, 2025

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