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Sandro Botticelli, (1445-1510) was an Italian painter of the Florentine school during the Early Renaissance. Less than a hundred years later, this movement, under
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As the Israel-Hamas war continues, a fresh revelation about the conflict has come forward, paving the way for international uproar. Explosive claims have surfaced that the biggest
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From October 20 to December 10, 2023, Join Talents presents their first Truthfulness Photography Exhibition, Opening My Heart. It exclusively features the works of talented photographer, Miss Lotus Zheng,
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We now see that “Imperial Plowing and Weaving” is a redraw of the “Offering to the Gods” of “Plowing and Weaving” using Lou Wang Shou’s drawing as
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The painter Leonardo da Vinci and the sculptor Michelangelo, whose rivalry was well known, met to work on the painting of two huge murals in the most
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In the history of the Opera tradition, many genres developed over the centuries. The post-Romantic Verismo (Italian for realism) tradition stood apart for its naturalism and for
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The discovery of the burst, named FRB 20220610A, was made in June last year by the ASKAP radio telescope in Australia and it smashed the team’s previous
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By Larry Bell America and her allies face growing threats from menacing nations and murderously malevolent terrorist factions that exploit leadership and military weaknesses which are precariously
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By Ziva Dahl With youngsters back in school, American parents are focused on the new academic year, unaware that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is targeting their
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Three years ago today, all of us were hunkering down and living under restrictions, hoping to survive the Covid-19 Pandemic. Who knew then that we would decide
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Over 1100 people have been killed in Israel and the Gaza Strip after Hamas launched the biggest surprise attack on the morning of October 7, 2023. As
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By Sandy Fitzgerald It’s hard to compare the 9/11 attacks to the Hamas terrorist assault on Israel this weekend, but “this would appear to me to be
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In the most significant development, U.S. President Joe Biden’s government on October 5 approved building a wall in Southern Texas to stave off record migrant crossings. The U.S.
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The Customs and Border Control of the United States reported a tranche of compelling videos of Unidentified Aerial phenomena on August 9 of this year without any
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Napa Valley is a world-renowned wine region that has made the valley wealthy and powerful, with a rich wine-making history that began well before the California Gold
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By Sen. Marsha Blackburn Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to be the biggest technological development since the inception of the internet. We’ve only scratched the surface
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By James Hirsen For months now the Hollywood actors union has been on strike against the movie studios. Now the union is seeking to authorize a second
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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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United Nations issues troubling warning over excessive use of phones among students. A recent UN report is of the opinion that smartphones should be banned in schools
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By Alexandra York We start by identifying that the English term “classical” finds its etymological roots in the Latin
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Step into Dresden, where every cobblestone whispers the tales of Baroque brilliance, contemporary creativity, and the delicate artistry of
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When French President Emmanuel Macron took office in 2017, he pledged to improve cultural activities and spread French culture
