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Alabama Is The Only State Still Celebrating The Confederacy With Jefferson Davis Day

Despite a national move away from celebrating Confederate figures, Alabama insists on continuing celebrations of the men who led the South.

By All That's Interesting • Jun 5, 2017

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Alabama Is The Only State Still Celebrating The Confederacy With Jefferson Davis Day

Despite a national move away from celebrating Confederate figures, Alabama insists on continuing celebrations of the men who led the South.

By All That's Interesting • June 5, 2017

“Sixth Mass Extinction” Underway Due To Human Activity, New Study Finds

A new study says that human activities are indeed altering the environment — by killing off swaths of it.

By All That's Interesting • Jun 1, 2017

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“Sixth Mass Extinction” Underway Due To Human Activity, New Study Finds

A new study says that human activities are indeed altering the environment — by killing off swaths of it.

By All That's Interesting • June 1, 2017

The Changing Face Of America’s Immigration Laws

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.

By Richard Stockton • May 31, 2017

The Changing Face Of America’s Immigration Laws

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.

By Richard Stockton • May 31, 2017

11-Year-Old Pregnant Florida Girl Forced To Marry Her Rapist

Sherry Johnson's family tried to protect the members of their church congregation that raped her by forcing her into marriage.

By All That's Interesting • May 30, 2017

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11-Year-Old Pregnant Florida Girl Forced To Marry Her Rapist

Sherry Johnson's family tried to protect the members of their church congregation that raped her by forcing her into marriage.

By All That's Interesting • May 30, 2017

Slave Labor Used For 2018 World Cup In Russia, New Report Says

A new report claims that migrant workers are subjected to "appalling conditions" in constructing a 2018 World Cup stadium.

By All That's Interesting • May 26, 2017

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Slave Labor Used For 2018 World Cup In Russia, New Report Says

A new report claims that migrant workers are subjected to "appalling conditions" in constructing a 2018 World Cup stadium.

By All That's Interesting • May 26, 2017

Deeds, Not Words: 38 Photos That Show The Militant Side Of The Suffrage Movement

Women didn’t win the vote by holding up signs and waiting for men to give them permission. They took the fight to the streets – and, though history usually brushes over the dirty details, it was sometimes violent. Some of the more militant suffragettes smashed windows, set buildings on fire,...

By Mark Oliver • May 25, 2017

Deeds, Not Words: 38 Photos That Show The Militant Side Of The Suffrage Movement

Women didn’t win the vote by holding up signs and waiting for men to give them permission. They took the fight to the streets – and, though history usually brushes over the dirty details, it was sometimes violent. Some of the more militant suffragettes smashed windows, set buildings on fire,...

By Mark Oliver • May 25, 2017

Meet The Suffragettes Who Defended Women’s Rights With Jujutsu

Recognizing that the right to vote wouldn't come without a fight, these women looked to the martial arts as a guide.

By All That's Interesting • Apr 23, 2017

Meet The Suffragettes Who Defended Women’s Rights With Jujutsu

Recognizing that the right to vote wouldn't come without a fight, these women looked to the martial arts as a guide.

By All That's Interesting • April 23, 2017

This Man Has Decided To Call A Rock His “Sovereign Nation” — And He Might Not Be Totally Crazy

Where you see a jagged rock, Stuart Hill sees opportunity called the country of Forvik.

By All That's Interesting • Apr 20, 2017

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This Man Has Decided To Call A Rock His “Sovereign Nation” — And He Might Not Be Totally Crazy

Where you see a jagged rock, Stuart Hill sees opportunity called the country of Forvik.

By All That's Interesting • April 20, 2017

Domestic Spying, Blackmail, And Murder: Inside The FBI’s COINTELPRO

How the Cold War-era FBI took down countless U.S. citizens deemed to be enemies of the state and got away with it.

By Richard Stockton • Apr 18, 2017

Domestic Spying, Blackmail, And Murder: Inside The FBI’s COINTELPRO

How the Cold War-era FBI took down countless U.S. citizens deemed to be enemies of the state and got away with it.

By Richard Stockton • April 18, 2017

The Dark Side Of Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., The Patriarch Of The Kennedy Family

Joseph Kennedy Sr., JFK's father and the patriarch of "America's Royal Family," left behind a complicated legacy, including anti-Semitism and Nazi sympathies.

By Kellen Perry • Apr 17, 2017

The Dark Side Of Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., The Patriarch Of The Kennedy Family

Joseph Kennedy Sr., JFK's father and the patriarch of "America's Royal Family," left behind a complicated legacy, including anti-Semitism and Nazi sympathies.

By Kellen Perry • April 17, 2017