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Richard Stockton
Richard Stockton is a freelance science and technology writer from Sacramento, California.
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21 Astounding Joseph Stalin Facts Even The History Buffs Don’t Know
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
These Joseph Stalin facts reveal the man who wrote the history of 20th-century Soviet Union in blood.
The Story Behind Albert Einstein’s Iconic Tongue Photo
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
As it turns out, the iconic photo was nearly never published in the first place.
The Changing Face Of America’s Immigration Laws
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
Immigration has been a contentious issue for the United States from its earliest days. All along, opposing forces have pulled government policy in different directions to create the system we have today.
The Sabbath: An Ancient Holiday In The Modern World
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
How and why many of us still observe one of humanity's oldest rituals.
The Story Behind The Photo Of David Kirby That Changed The World’s Perception Of AIDS
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
How a single photo by a photography student of David Kirby moved the world to a greater understanding of the AIDS pandemic.
The Story Behind Eddie Adams’ Iconic “Saigon Execution” Photo
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
The photograph of a South Vietnamese general executing a young Viet Cong fighter during the Tet Offensive shocked the world. Details that didn't make the papers paint a different story.
The True Story Of The Iconic “Migrant Mother” Photograph
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
The "Migrant Mother" photo is iconic — but if the subject had her way, she wouldn't be the face of the Great Depression.
Domestic Spying, Blackmail, And Murder: Inside The FBI’s COINTELPRO
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
How the Cold War-era FBI took down countless U.S. citizens deemed to be enemies of the state and got away with it.
Not Making Headlines: Major News Stories Lost To The Media Grind
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
Sometimes a big story gets lost only because its unfortunate timing pits it in a competition for our attention with another, much larger story elsewhere.
Inside Colma, California’s City Of The Dead
Richard Stockton
8 years ago
Just south of San Francisco, there lies a little town called Colma where the dead outnumber the living 1,000 to 1.
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