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Enes Kanter’s American Dream Come True

When you make millions of dollars playing a game you love, and have legions of adoring fans, what could possibly make anyone any happier? For National Basketball Association (NBA) star Enes Kanter, it is becoming an American citizen. Kanter came… Read More

U.S. Bans Products Linked to Uighur Slavery

The United States recently made it illegal to buy Chinese products that could be connected to slavery. China has been accused of both genocide and using slave labor, and those allegations led President Joe Biden to sign the Uighur Forced Labor… Read More

Time Capsules Found in Base of Robert E. Lee Statue

A time capsule is an interesting item that lets people from the past speak to those in the future. Anything can be put into one of these treasure collections, such as books, jewelry, toys, newspaper articles, and so on. The… Read More

Times Square Ball: The Story Behind the New Year Celebration

It’s time to welcome in a new year! People all over the world will be celebrating the beginning of a new year with many different traditions. But one ritual is so recognizable that people around the globe tune in to… Read More

Fireworks: The History and the Science

In America, fireworks are most famously used to celebrate Independence Day. However, the loud booms and colorful lights are associated with nearly any celebration or holiday – most especially bringing in the New Year. Along with a kiss from your… Read More

Boxing Day or St. Stephen’s Day? The Value of Giving

In some parts of the world, December 26 is known as Boxing Day. It might seem like a strange name for the day after Christmas, but it is still part of the calendar in Great Britain and many countries that… Read More

The Founding Fathers On Business

Business and money are always important topics in society. Whether it is working for large companies or starting small businesses, many people rely on commerce to make a living. The government can regulate private businesses in some ways – such… Read More

What is Advent?

Ah, Christmas, a magical time for family, tradition, and celebration. What comes to your mind when you think about Christmas? Of course, many children would first think of Santa Claus, receiving gifts, and lots of sweet treats. Though, for many,… Read More

Food Recalls and Listeria: What Is This Bacteria?

Over the last few weeks, three cases of dangerous bacteria have appeared in foods in the United States and Canada. A range of pork products, two flavors of goat cheese, and one type of mushroom have been recalled. That means… Read More

New Documents Reveal More About JFK’s Assassination

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) is still a mystery. Fifty-eight years after he was reportedly shot and killed by Lee Harvey Oswald on November 22, 1963, the circumstances of the shooting have inspired the idea that Oswald… Read More

Russia and US Lock Horns Over Ukraine Border

President Joe Biden recently held a virtual meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The two leaders talked about a disagreement on Ukraine, a country that sits on Russia’s border. Since April 2021, Russia has been sending soldiers and weapons to… Read More

US States Hit by Severe ‘Tornado Outbreak’

Six U.S. states have been hit by deadly tornadoes in one of the worst storms seen in recent times. Over one weekend, a group of thunderstorms caused a “tornado outbreak” of 38 tornadoes in six states. One of the twisters,… Read More