Government Shutdown? A Big Hoot for Government Employees
Year after year we hear talk about a federal government shutdown in the United States. But what most Americans don’t realize is that whenever
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Hillary Tries to Steal Election!
In the third presidential debate, Hillary Clinton chastised Donald Trump for his unwillingness to pledge that he would accept the outcome of the election,
The Persian Art Of Etiquette
In every social interaction, from buying groceries to negotiating a nuclear deal, this highly valued behavior dictates how people should treat each other.
The Village Divided By A Border
The area consists of rocky roads, craggy mountains and deserts, making it difficult to navigate
This Sustainable New Tech Will Make You See Windows In A Whole New Light
View glass at the W Hotel in San Francisco.
First Home Brain Implant Lets ‘Locked-In’ Woman Communicate
A brain implant lets a paralysed woman communicate wirelessly
Carbon-Hungry Plants Impede Growth Rate Of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
Changes in the growth rate of atmospheric carbon dioxide. The black line is the observed growth rate and the beige line is the modelled
A Microelectronic Breakthrough: Chips That Need No Semiconductor
Using this new technology, scientists may someday be able to build faster and more powerful electronic devices, such as solar panels.
‘Products Of The Soil’: Identity Crisis In An Indian Catholic Church
When the St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Church opened in 2002, it was the third Syro-Malabar parish in the nation. Now there are more than 62
Vancouver, B.C. Crackdown On Empty Homes Carries $7,450 Daily Fine For Cheating
A cargo ship sails by buildings near the Port of Vancouver terminal in Vancouver, B.C., Canada’s most-expensive property market
