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WWII Marine Finally Laid to Rest at Arlington, 73 Years After His Death The Long Search Harry K. Tye, a Marine private, was killed in action during the Battle of …

Belly Dancing in Istanbul: A Journey Through Culture and Identity History of Zenne Dance Zenne dance, a centuries-old tradition in Turkey, emerged in the Ottoman Empire when women were prohibited …

Jeannette Rankin: The Trailblazing Woman Who Changed American Politics Early Life and Activism Jeannette Rankin was born in Missoula, Montana, in 1880. From humble beginnings, she rose to prominence as …

The Ultimate Guide to Wool Dryer Balls: Benefits, Types, and How to Choose What Are Wool Dryer Balls? Wool dryer balls are a sustainable and effective alternative to dryer sheets …

Fish Navigation Skills: Beyond the Aquarium Animal Cognition and Domain Transfer Animals possess remarkable navigation skills that enable them to find food, mates, and migrate. However, researchers are still exploring …

British Lawyers Take a Stand Against Fossil Fuels and Climate Injustice Landmark Pledge Defies Cab Rank Rule A group of top British lawyers has made a bold move in the …

Virginia Woolf’s Influence on Fashion: The Bloomsbury Group’s Sartorial Revolution The Bloomsbury Group: Breaking Fashion Conventions In the early 20th century, a group of influential British writers, artists, and philosophers …

Bringing Extinct Birds Back to Life, One Cartoon at a Time Ralph Steadman’s Extinct Bird Illustrations Renowned artist Ralph Steadman has embarked on a unique project to bring extinct bird …

Thermopylae: A Battlefield of Legends and Saboteurs Strategic Importance of Thermopylae Thermopylae, a narrow pass located above Greece’s Malian Gulf, has played a pivotal role in military history. Its strategic …