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Where This Labor Day Fits Into American History
THis year is not just about the history of American labor movements. Most Americans support labor unions, and recent years…
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China’s Drought Is Pushing It To Rely Even More on Coal
China has been the victim of extreme weather this summer. Forest fires erupted in the Southwestern city of Chongqing in…
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Kazakhstan may rename its capital again — Analysis
Kazakhstan lawmakers have proposed to once again rename the nation’s capital, arguing that its people have refused to accept the…
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Climate activists superglue themselves in parliament — Analysis
Extinction Rebellion members are demanding an independent “Citizens’ Assembly” be convened Three Extinction Rebellion activists have superglued themselves in a…
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Environmental Risk Factors for IBD
During the previous 60 years, specialists have documented a steep rise within the incidence of each ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s…
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Risk of civil unrest rising globally – study — Analysis
According to a UK-based international strategic consulting firm, more than 100 countries worldwide were affected. All over the world, there…
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Trump Search Inventory Reveals Empty Folders Marked Classified
WASHINGTON — FBI agents who searched former President Donald Trump’s Florida home last month found empty folders marked with classified…
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Hunger-stricken Africans encouraged to eat bugs — Analysis
UK Aid projects in Zimbabwe and the DRC encourage rural residents to grow more insects. UK-funded aid projects in Zimbabwe,…
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