The cook who carried the wounded, fired the gun he was never trained on, and received the Navy Cross at Pearl Harbor.
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The caravan that moved the price of gold
In 1324, the emperor of Mali crossed the Sahara with a caravan so vast it moved the price of gold in Cairo. This animated render brings the procession to life, drawn from the Cairo chronicles and museum records of the Mali Empire.
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855 Women. Two-Year Backlog. Three Months.
In 1945, 855 Black women of the Women’s Army Corps served overseas with the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. Working around the clock, they restored mail flow for millions of U.S. personnel, first in Birmingham, England, and later in Rouen and Paris, France.
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Recent headlines highlight intensifying electoral tension in the United States, including heated Senate debates, DOJ oversight of election integrity, and ongoing scrutiny of technology giants. Political discourse is increasingly centered on institutional trust, voter fraud allegations, and the influence of major corporations on public policy.
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[Premium Times] The senators resolve to treat the proposed amendment as an urgent matter to strengthen the country's response to the Ebola outbreak and prevent further spread of the disease.
The Cornell case shows how university bureaucracy discourages complaints and shields institutions.
Dame Judi Dench tells BBC Radio 4's Today programme about how her eye condition has affected her life.
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