John Lennon would be appalled. Unlike Rubio, The Beatles were cosmopolitans who embraced the world with open arms." ...
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When judges have to cite Orwell in their rulings, our descent into dystopia is self-evident
The dining room table is the civic and moral hearth of our house on Constitution Street. Upon it rest a stack of utility and ...
Sometime in the spring or summer of 1958, the five members of The Quarrymen went to Phillips Sound Recording Service in ...
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Hammurabi and the rise of Babylon, how one king forged Mesopotamia’s first great empire
In just four decades, Hammurabi transformed Babylon from an overlooked city-state into the dominant power of Mesopotamia. This chapter explores the wars, diplomacy, and revolutionary law code that ...
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Echoes of impermanence: The rise and fall of ancient civilizations and their lessons for today
Here, we explore six notable civilizations that have collapsed, shedding light on some of the causes behind their demise and some interesting parallels relative to today. Ancient civilizations that ...
Indian Defence Review on MSN
Viral Video of Punch the Monkey Sparks Global Concern: But Here’s What’s Really Happening
A heartbreaking video of Punch, a baby monkey, has gone viral as he is seen being dragged by an adult monkey, but the ...
Discover the evolution of economics from ancient times to modern theories that influence global markets, including Adam Smith and Keynesian approaches.
Explore the transformation of insurance from Babylonian contracts to modern policies, highlighting key developments like fire and life insurance.
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