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The History of the Presidential Turkey Pardon: Tad Lincoln’s Role Abraham Lincoln and Thanksgiving Thanksgiving became a national holiday in 1863 thanks to President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation. However, the Confederate …

Sidney Bechet: The Jazz Original Early Life and Career Sidney Bechet, born in New Orleans in 1897, was a musical prodigy who began performing professionally at the age of 13. …

The Red Ball Express: Black Soldiers Fueling Allied Victory in WWII Logistics and Supply: The Challenge of Advancing Fronts In the summer of 1944, Allied forces surged eastward across France, …

Smart Smoke Detectors: Enhance Your Home Safety Understanding Smart Smoke Detectors A smart smoke detector is an essential home safety device that connects to your Wi-Fi network, allowing remote access …

Conflict Minerals: Funding War and Human Rights Abuses What are Conflict Minerals? Conflict minerals are rare metals, such as tin, tantalum, and tungsten, that are used in the production of …

Pattern Trends for 2024: Designers Are Embracing Bold and Retro Styles Goodbye, Minimalism: Bold Patterns Take Center Stage Prepare to say goodbye to stark minimalism in 2024, as designers are …

AI Art and the Fight for Artists’ Rights Poisoning the AI: Nightshade Protects Artists’ Work As AI image generators become more powerful, artists worry about their work being used without …

Barn Owls: Masters of Ageless Hearing Exceptional Hearing Abilities Barn owls possess remarkable hearing capabilities that enable them to locate prey with precision in the darkness of night. Their keen …

Newly Discovered Treasures from the Sunken Ship of the Elgin Marbles In 1802, the H.M.S. Mentor, a ship owned by the controversial Lord Elgin, sank off the coast of Greece, …