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Juneteenth Is American History

June 19, 1865, marked a turning point in American history. Though the Emancipation Proclamation had been signed over two years earlier, it wasn’t until Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, that the last enslaved African...

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Truth (and Lies) Around the World

Do people lie more in some countries than others? Well… it depends on who and where you’re asking. In more individualistic cultures like the US or Austria, honesty is often treated as a moral absolute....

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Small but Mighty: The World’s Tiniest Countries

They might not take up much space on the map, but these mini nations pack in plenty of culture, history, and surprises. Vatican City The world’s smallest country is less than half a square kilometer,...

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An American Pope Speaking Everyone’s Language

History was made last week when the new pope was announced and for the first time ever, he's from the United States! But what caught people’s attention just as much as his nationality was how he introduced...

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Cinco de Mayo Is More Than Margaritas

Cinco de Mayo Is More Than Margaritas April 28, 2025 For many people outside of Mexico, Cinco de Mayo is often mistaken for Mexico’s Independence Day (which is actually September 16). But the holiday’s true...

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