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How powerful is your nation’s Military? When you compare your nation’s superiority, you will likely come to this question if you are conversing about a foreign country. The phrase ” super-power ” is mainly based…
The specter of nuclear war hung over the world for much of the 20th century. That fear faded with the end of the Cold War. Unfortunately, the specter of nuclear war is returning, as shown…
Occupy Wall Street was on every news station a decade ago. You couldn’t turn on the radio, tv or computer without hearing or seeing something about it. Yet, for all the attention it garnered, the…
Andrew Yang was at Reddit, involved in core production when Indiegogo reached out, wondering if he would be interested in taking over as the CEO; they wanted someone with a background in community and product…
The financial disclosure requirements for the United States Congress are approximate. So, there’s always a chance we might be wrong when we name its richest member. But if we believe what we read (and if…
Phil Scott is the 82nd Governor of Vermont. Before that, he was a State Senator and then a Lieutenant Governor, meaning that he has had a long career in his state’s politics. As such, curious…
Andrew Ginther is the 53rd Mayor of Columbus. So far, he has managed to win not one but two elections for said position, with the second time being an uncontested victory. Time will tell whether…
Gary Herbert is the 17th Governor of Utah. In 2004, he made a choice to become Jon Huntsman, Jr.’s running mate while the two were still running for the Republican nomination for the Governor of…
Bill Lee is the 50th Governor of Tennessee. He is a Republican. As a result, it is perhaps unsurprising to learn that Lee can be described as a pro-business social conservative. 1. Born and Raised…