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Massacre or Riot?: The Truth Behind the Incident on King Street

The world truly has gone mad. Tarring and feathering, riots, secret meetings… I swear, it almost seems to be coming to a revolution! It’s perfectly

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From Worm to Wallet: the Journey of the Mysterious Silk Road!

This is week 2 of the series From Worm to Wallet: the Journey of the Mysterious Silk Road! Last week’s segment was on the assembly

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Unjust Force: How the Selma-To-Montgomery March Evoke Painful Memories of the Boston Massacre

March 1965 On March 5, 1770, five activists pushing for civil justice were brutally murdered. Bostonians formed a united front in the streets after hearing

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Mutually Assured Destruction: What Hiroshima and Nagasaki Have Taught Us About Nuclear Weaponry

Today we live in a world of uncertainty. If the situation in Cuba escalates any further, the world as we know it will be annihilated.

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Humanity First: Why it’s Crucial that the US Embraces Globalism

February 1945 More than 25 years ago, then-Senate Majority Leader Henry Cabot Lodge delivered a powerful speech about America’s robust position in global politics, arguing

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