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Hurricane Lee has been storming through the Atlantic, with sustained winds of up to 165 miles per hour. It is this season’s first Category Five storm, which is the highest level possible (a storm of this magnitude has sustained...
In his mid-thirties, Fritz Zwicky used Caltech’s Mount Wilson Observatory to measure the visible mass of the Coma Cluster, a large galaxy cluster close to Earth, and found an oddity. He uncovered that there was not enough visible...
Senior US and Palestinian officials recently travelled to Riyadh to re-establish diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel. The emergence of diplomatic relations between Gulf Cooperation Council countries and Israel, however, is nothing ground-breaking and has...
General Brice Oligui Nguema has assumed the role of Gabon’s new President in the wake of the sixth coup in under three years in Central and West Africa. His inauguration took place in a splendid military...
Gabriel Attal, France’s new education minister, announced last week the prohibition of the abaya, in schools. An abaya is a traditional middle eastern dress that is typically long and loose with long sleeves. It is a...
This article was written by Imane Moumen, our Senior Writer of European Politics from Morocco. She wrote this article right after Morocco’s earthquake struck her country in hopes of raising awareness and donations to aid her community....
Will the infamous Titanic ever be left to rest? In a legal conflict unfolding with increasing complexity, the United States federal government is opposing RMS Titanic, Inc.’s plan for an upcoming expedition to the iconic Titanic wreckage. The company, which...
New revised figures from the ONS suggest that the UK economy has recovered from the Covid pandemic stronger than previously conceived. In the new publication by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) entitled Impact of Blue...
This article was written by Emily Ulloa, an Ecuadorian teenager who fled her hometown of Manta during her nation’s crisis. In the following article, she discusses her nation’s crisis from a first-hand perspective, with reference to on-the-ground...
Fukushima, a tsunami and earthquake-wrecked nuclear power plant located in Japan, has already begun releasing its first batch of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean, a controversial plan that has received backlash from multiple countries. The...
