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Storytelling has long connected humanity through the written word. These stories educate us about the past and present of our culture and society.
History is littered with examples of historical inaccuracies, many of which, despite being contested, are still a part of our common vernacular.
The Lyles Consolidated School in Indiana served as a dark moment in history. At the all-Black school, ten children were selected and treated with radiation that caused massive physical and mental issues.
Every year on March 17, hundreds of thousands celebrate the patron saint of Ireland with parades, corned beef, and green-colored everything, but what is this holiday actually for?
Fossil fuels have underpinned capitalist development since the Industrial Revolution. Despite omnipresent warnings of impending climate catastrophe, they continue to dominate the energy mix that powers the global economy.
Leah Chase was a leading chef, civil rights activist, and art collector of the 20th century, who made a significant contribution to American culture.
From scorching sands to freezing expanses of ice, many places in the world are inhospitable to travelers, offering little more than death.
In October 1814, one of the vats full of beer from the Horse Shoe Brewery in London failed, causing a deadly tidal wave of beer.
Cryptography is the art of hiding the meaning of a text from everyone except the intended receivers through the use of various techniques.