Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was a central figure in America’s modern conservative youth movement. While his career was marked by tireless advocacy for limited government, […]
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Barton, North Dakota: A Small Town with a Big History
Barton, North Dakota, is a small unincorporated community in Pierce County, nestled among the vast prairie landscapes that define the state. Like many rural towns across North Dakota, […]
Challenges / Tips / Wellness
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The Valsalva Maneuver: Physiology, Uses, and Risks
The human body has fascinating ways of adjusting to stress, pressure, and internal changes. One of the most well-known techniques used both intentionally and unintentionally is the Valsalva […]
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Gerontology: Understanding the Study of Aging and the Life Course
Gerontology is the scientific study of aging, encompassing the biological, psychological, and social processes that people experience as they grow older. Unlike geriatrics, which focuses specifically on medical […]
Cuisine / Sustainability
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Jay Rayner’s Infamous 2017 Review of Le Cinq
Le Cinq, the three-Michelin-star restaurant housed inside the Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris, has long been considered a pinnacle of French fine dining. With its plush […]
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Neil Cicierega: The Internet’s Surrealist Pioneer
Neil Cicierega was born in Massachusetts in 1986. From an early age, he gravitated toward art, music, and storytelling, often combining humor with surreal elements. As a teenager, […]
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Pope Honorius I: The Controversial Pontiff of the Seventh Century
Pope Honorius I was born in Campania, a region of southern Italy, sometime in the late sixth century. His exact birth date remains unknown, but historical accounts describe […]
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The Mad Gasser of Mattoon: Panic in a Midwest Town
In the late summer of 1944, the small town of Mattoon, Illinois, became the center of one of the strangest mysteries in American folklore. Residents reported a shadowy […]
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The Libs Chocolate Family: A Legacy of Sweet Tradition
The Libs chocolate legacy traces back to 1950, when Robert Paul Libs brought candy-making techniques from Eureka, California, to Evansville, Indiana. His recipes and methods, rooted in small-batch […]