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Papal Conclave Begins: Cardinals to Elect New Pope
Following Pope Francis' death, a conclave of 133 cardinals will convene to elect his successor, marking a pivotal moment for the 1.4 billion-strong Catholic Church.
Papal Conclave Begins: Cardinals to Elect New Pope
Following Pope Francis' death, a conclave of 133 cardinals will convene to elect his successor, marking a pivotal moment for the 1.4 billion-strong Catholic Church.
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40% Bias Score
Hürrem Sultan: From Slave to Powerful Ottoman Empress
Hürrem Sultan, a woman of uncertain origin (possibly Ruthenia or Italy), rose from slavery to become the influential wife of Suleiman the Magnificent, fundamentally changing Ottoman court politics in the 16th century, marking the beginning of the 'Sultanate of Women'.
Hürrem Sultan: From Slave to Powerful Ottoman Empress
Hürrem Sultan, a woman of uncertain origin (possibly Ruthenia or Italy), rose from slavery to become the influential wife of Suleiman the Magnificent, fundamentally changing Ottoman court politics in the 16th century, marking the beginning of the 'Sultanate of Women'.
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Russia's Communist Party Urges Stalingrad Name Change; Putin Partially Agrees
Gennady Zyuganov, head of Russia's Communist Party, urged Vladimir Putin to rename Volgograd to Stalingrad to commemorate WWII victory; Putin partially agreed, renaming the city's airport, but stated a full name change depends on public opinion, despite polls showing opposition.
Russia's Communist Party Urges Stalingrad Name Change; Putin Partially Agrees
Gennady Zyuganov, head of Russia's Communist Party, urged Vladimir Putin to rename Volgograd to Stalingrad to commemorate WWII victory; Putin partially agreed, renaming the city's airport, but stated a full name change depends on public opinion, despite polls showing opposition.
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Smith's "Legacy of Slavery": Tracing Historical Injustice to Modern Inequality
Clint Smith's "The Legacy of Slavery" examines the continuing impact of slavery on American society, tracing its effects on economic inequality, social structures, and the need for historical understanding and reparations, challenging the narrative promoted by the Trump administration.
Smith's "Legacy of Slavery": Tracing Historical Injustice to Modern Inequality
Clint Smith's "The Legacy of Slavery" examines the continuing impact of slavery on American society, tracing its effects on economic inequality, social structures, and the need for historical understanding and reparations, challenging the narrative promoted by the Trump administration.
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32% Bias Score
Five Unique African Food Preservation Methods Before Refrigeration
Before refrigeration, Africans preserved food using five unique methods: salting to reduce water activity and inhibit bacterial growth; using fire to cook, smoke, and dry food, killing microorganisms; sun-drying to dehydrate food; burying in soil for protection; and utilizing ice in colder regions.
Five Unique African Food Preservation Methods Before Refrigeration
Before refrigeration, Africans preserved food using five unique methods: salting to reduce water activity and inhibit bacterial growth; using fire to cook, smoke, and dry food, killing microorganisms; sun-drying to dehydrate food; burying in soil for protection; and utilizing ice in colder regions.
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German Peasants' War Artifacts Unearthed in Saxony-Anhalt
Archaeological digs at three sites in Saxony-Anhalt unearthed over 300 artifacts from the 1525 German Peasants' War, including religious items, tools, and building fragments; these finds are showcased in three corresponding exhibitions in Halle, Wernigerode, and Sangerhausen, offering insights into ...
German Peasants' War Artifacts Unearthed in Saxony-Anhalt
Archaeological digs at three sites in Saxony-Anhalt unearthed over 300 artifacts from the 1525 German Peasants' War, including religious items, tools, and building fragments; these finds are showcased in three corresponding exhibitions in Halle, Wernigerode, and Sangerhausen, offering insights into ...
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Collège Sadiki Celebrates 150 Years of Shaping Tunisian Education
The Collège Sadiki in Tunis celebrated its 150th anniversary with a conference on Friday, highlighting its foundational role in Tunisian education and its contribution to the country's modern elite, showcasing its blend of Arab-Islamic identity and modern learning, and its survival through coloniali...
Collège Sadiki Celebrates 150 Years of Shaping Tunisian Education
The Collège Sadiki in Tunis celebrated its 150th anniversary with a conference on Friday, highlighting its foundational role in Tunisian education and its contribution to the country's modern elite, showcasing its blend of Arab-Islamic identity and modern learning, and its survival through coloniali...
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52% Bias Score
Mayor's 300-Mile Cycle to Mend 1,000-Year-Old Rift
Cambridgeshire mayor Richard Slade will cycle 300 miles to Cornwall over the bank holiday weekend to raise £10,000 for local theatre groups, aiming to heal a 1,000-year-old rift between St Neots and St Neot, sparked by the alleged theft of Saint Neot's bones.
Mayor's 300-Mile Cycle to Mend 1,000-Year-Old Rift
Cambridgeshire mayor Richard Slade will cycle 300 miles to Cornwall over the bank holiday weekend to raise £10,000 for local theatre groups, aiming to heal a 1,000-year-old rift between St Neots and St Neot, sparked by the alleged theft of Saint Neot's bones.
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Deutsches Museum's 2028 Reopening: Renovation, History, and Uncertain Future
The Deutsches Museum in Munich, founded in 1903, will reopen in 2028 after renovations, celebrating its 125th anniversary. The renovation includes restoring existing exhibits and incorporating new displays, but the future of some exhibits is uncertain, prompting discussions on its history, including...
Deutsches Museum's 2028 Reopening: Renovation, History, and Uncertain Future
The Deutsches Museum in Munich, founded in 1903, will reopen in 2028 after renovations, celebrating its 125th anniversary. The renovation includes restoring existing exhibits and incorporating new displays, but the future of some exhibits is uncertain, prompting discussions on its history, including...
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Volgograd Airport Renamed "Stalingrad
President Vladimir Putin ordered the renaming of Volgograd Airport to "Stalingrad", a move praised by military expert Colonel Viktor Litovkin who emphasized Stalin's role in WWII victory and industrialization, despite acknowledging past repressions.
Volgograd Airport Renamed "Stalingrad
President Vladimir Putin ordered the renaming of Volgograd Airport to "Stalingrad", a move praised by military expert Colonel Viktor Litovkin who emphasized Stalin's role in WWII victory and industrialization, despite acknowledging past repressions.
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56% Bias Score
The 1935 Vuelta a España: A Patriotic Race Amidst Political Unrest
The inaugural Vuelta a España cycling race in 1935, organized by the newspaper Informaciones, served as a patriotic display amid rising political tensions in Spain, showcasing 'Spanishness and sporting brotherhood' while unintentionally revealing the country's subtle concealment of its uncomfortable...
The 1935 Vuelta a España: A Patriotic Race Amidst Political Unrest
The inaugural Vuelta a España cycling race in 1935, organized by the newspaper Informaciones, served as a patriotic display amid rising political tensions in Spain, showcasing 'Spanishness and sporting brotherhood' while unintentionally revealing the country's subtle concealment of its uncomfortable...
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52% Bias Score
German Peasants' War Artifacts Unearthed
Archaeological discoveries at three former monasteries in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, reveal over 300 artifacts from the 1525 German Peasants' War, including tools, religious items, and building fragments, now on display in three corresponding exhibitions.
German Peasants' War Artifacts Unearthed
Archaeological discoveries at three former monasteries in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, reveal over 300 artifacts from the 1525 German Peasants' War, including tools, religious items, and building fragments, now on display in three corresponding exhibitions.
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24% Bias Score
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