Uncategorized

1. Passenger Pigeon The 1800s American dinner table might look familiar at first glance with bread, meat, and vegetables, but […]

1. Julius Caesar’s Downfall In 44 BCE, the Roman general and statesman Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of

1. The Non Endorsement Rule Fred Rogers wore cardigans, changed into sneakers, and spoke so gently you could almost forget

1. Bill Cosby – America’s Dad with a Hidden Life Comedy often hides the complicated people behind the punchlines, and

1. A Cave Locked Away In southern France, scientists uncovered a cave that had been sealed off by a massive

1. Carter Walks into History 1977 wasn’t just another year; it was the dawn of something new. As winter faded,

1. Venice, Italy Venice floats like a dream made real, yet its existence defies reason. Built on wooden piles sunk