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Written by Casey Van Ommering Supply and demand is the name of the game when we’re talking about economics – the reality that prices
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Marking a fresh setback to ties between the two Asian giants- China and India- Chinese President Xi Jinping was absent from the G20 summit this weekend in
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The United States braces itself for yet another hurricane racing toward California and Mexico, expected to reach the coastline on the evening of August 19. Hurricane Hilary
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We’re placing a lot of trust in large language models like Google’s Bard and ChatGPT. They’ve only been with us a short period of time and already
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With one of the deadliest fires in the modern history of the United States, Hawaii is reeling from catastrophic wildfires, killing dozens, displacing thousands, and wiping out
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On July 23, a middle school gymnasium collapsed in the northeastern province of Heilongjiang, China. At the time, 19 people were inside, including 17 members of the
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Although the earliest popular social dance in the world originated in European countries, the one in China also has a prolonged history. As early as in the
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The National Gallery gave the entire country a Christmas gift when they announced the completion of the conservation and restoration of Piero della Francesca’s Nativity. The gallery
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Tim Ballard, a former Department of Homeland Security agent who rescued children from sex slavery, says the transgender movement and Biden’s border policy aid and abet
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In the 1940s and 50s reports of “flying saucers” became an American cultural phenomena. Sightings of strange objects in the sky became the raw materials for Hollywood
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Despite Hollywood executives trying to shelve it and mainstream media outlets trying to discredit it, the recently released film “Sound of Freedom” has upended the entertainment industry
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Comics made a loud appearance with the creation of the first comic book and character, Superman, in 1934. Thousands of other characters have been created since, with
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With ‘Passion of the Christ’ star Jim Caviezel in the lead role, Alejandro Monteverde’s new film ‘Sound of Freedom’ based on child sex trafficking and the evils
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The world is marking the birth centenary of a canine, the most popular symbol of unwavering loyalty as he faithfully waited for his deceased master at a
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In response to the controversial encampment ban that is projected to come into effect on July 30, 2023, the San Diego City Council has passed a law
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In a significant setback to affirmative action policies, the United States Supreme Court outlawed race as a factor in college admissions programs on June 29, at Harvard
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China has been studying the war between Russia and Ukraine. Experts on the mainland have called it a proving ground, supplying them with invaluable lessons to further
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has advised residents to reboot their smartphones at least once daily to increase cybersecurity. The information is timely as more people become
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By Steve Moyer A descendant of American Loyalists and born in Nova Scotia in 1832, Robert Knox Sneden was
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By Alyson Foster To fully appreciate the modern-day marvel that is the National Weather Service, it’s useful to start
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In our modern world, it is easy to take for granted the technological advances made in recent decades. Yet,
