History Today: When Facebook made its debut and changed how we connect forever
Harvard sophomore Mark Zuckerberg launched ‘The Facebook,’ a social media platform, which would go on to become the world’s ...
Money & the Law: Long-ago decision reflects tensions between government's branches
Since we are now at a time when the power of the president, Congress and the courts are in tension and generating legal ...
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Standard Oil's Wood River refinery began in 1907, became Amoco
Standard Oil, later Amoco, built its Wood River refinery in 1907, leveraging the location's transportation and water ...
'The male gender has historically been built around the idea of ownership of women's bodies'
Political masculinism, embodied in particular by presidents Trump and Putin, is a virilist reaction to the #MeToo movement, ...
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True Tales Revisited: Melee at the Meetinghouse
The Federalist party made great preparations and reserved the meetinghouse as the place for their celebration. An eminent ...
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February 4, O.J. Simpson found liable in civil trial
On Feb. 4, 1997, a civil jury in Santa Monica, California, found O.J. Simpson liable for the deaths of his ex-wife, Nicole ...
On This Day: George Washington elected 1st U.S. president
George Washington of Virginia, the commander of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, was elected the first ...
Supreme Court that Trump helped shape could have the last word on his aggressive executive orders
President Donald Trump will need the Supreme Court, with three justices he appointed, to enable the most aggressive of the ...
A presidential first: Trump at the Super Bowl, latest chapter in a complicated legacy with football
NEW ORLEANS — As a student, Donald Trump played high school football. As a business baron, he owned a team in an upstart ...
Barrett’s recusal signals hope for rule of law at the Supreme Court
Her recusal may imply, sub silentio, that other judges should disqualify themselves in similar cases, where a law school ...
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Ecuador’s President Has Had a Year of Chaos. Why Is He Still So Popular?
President Daniel Noboa is favored to win Sunday’s presidential election as many voters embrace his heavy-handed tactics to fight violence and corruption. Supporters holding cardboard cutouts of ...
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Stephen A. Smith argues he can win presidential election after Democrats' ‘pathetic’ 2024 run
"The Democratic Party looks so pathetic after this election; I might entertain running. I just might change my mind one day. I doubt it, but I might. Because how much would it take to beat y’all?