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Wounded Knee Artifacts Returned to Lakota Sioux Tribes Repatriation Ceremony Marks Culmination of Decades-Long Process On Saturday, the Founders Museum in Barre, Massachusetts, returned approximately 150 Native American artifacts to …

Black Inventors: Reshaping American Industry Overcoming Barriers: Black Inventors in American History Despite being denied patents and facing systemic exclusion, black inventors played a pivotal role in American innovation. Enslaved …

Spix’s Macaw: A Symbol of Hope for Brazil’s Endangered Species Rediscovery of a Lost Bird For over a decade, the Spix’s Macaw, a critically endangered bird native to Brazil, was …

Knut the Polar Bear’s Mysterious Death Solved: Autoimmune Disease Blamed Knut’s Tragic Demise On March 19, 2011, Knut, the beloved polar bear and star attraction of the Berlin Zoo, met …

The Ultimate Guide to Wool Pellets Wool pellets are a revolutionary addition to gardening, offering numerous benefits such as superior water retention, soil temperature regulation, weed suppression, and slow nutrient …

Home: A Place of Belonging and Authenticity The Essence of Home Home is a concept that has puzzled philosophers and writers for centuries. What exactly is it that makes a …

The Battle of Waterloo: New Discoveries Shed Light on a Historic Conflict Unearthing the Allied Field Hospital Archaeologists conducting the first excavations into the Allied field hospital from the Battle …

NASA’s Mission to Conquer Space Laundry The Problem: Dirty Laundry in Zero Gravity Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) face a unique challenge: there’s no laundry facility in space. …

Juanita Moody: Code-Breaking Pioneer in the Cuban Missile Crisis Early Life and Career Born in North Carolina in 1924, Juanita Moody was a trailblazing code-breaker who would later play a …