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Queen Victoria's South African choir

The group of South African singers won 19th Century British audiences, but they also faced discrimination.

GUEST News by Bill Phinigan on March 22, 2023

Japanese fast food chain Mos Burger will release a fish-free fish burger

Soy Sea Burger has joined the chain's animal free menu. Mos Burger, a Japanese burger chain, has been meat-free since 2015 when they began offering soy patties made with soy-based vegetable proteins to their customers.

GUEST News by Dmitrios Predas on March 22, 2023

Still "Not Free": Bush's Invasion of Iraq didn't result in Democracy in that country or elsewhere in the Arab World.

President George W. Bush and his administration put forward a variety of reasons to justify the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

GUEST News by Selin Meyer on March 21, 2023

SXSW: Brandon Maxwell Returns to His Roots

Brandon Maxwell emerged from pandemic with a renewed focus on his brand's DNA, he stated at SXSW.

GUEST News by Ronald Swift on March 21, 2023

Remember when Bill Clinton paid Paula Jones $850,000 in Hush Money?

This day in 1998, President Bill Clinton paid $850,000 to settle a sexual harassment case against Paula Jones. Paula Jones' settlement with Clinton, reached without the suit ever going to trial, fuelled Clinton's impeachment proceedings.

GUEST News by Gregory Nicola on March 20, 2023

Joe Biden's corruption is the talk

Legendary boxer Joe Louis once said, "He can run, but he cannot hide," about an opponent. The same could be said about the President of the United States these days.

GUEST News by Suzan Goodman on March 20, 2023

New Mexico votes for veto power in the debate about spent nuclear fuel

Lawmakers have approved a measure that would prohibit the storage of spent nuclear fuels in New Mexico unless the state gives its consent.

GUEST News by Ronald Swift on March 19, 2023

As the Crypto Rally continues, Bitcoin's Relationship to Gold Grows

The relationship between bitcoins and gold has been improving over the last few weeks, supporting claims by bitcoin supporters to the contrary.

GUEST News by Nina Whelan on March 19, 2023

Biden responds to Putin's arrest warrant, claiming that the Russian leader has 'clearly perpetrated war crimes'

Joe Biden claims Vladimir Putin has "clearly committed war crimes", following an arrest warrant issued by The International Criminal Court (ICC) for the Russian leader.

GUEST News by Chia Kai Wen on March 19, 2023

What are the investigations into war crimes in Ukraine?

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, more than 74 500 war crimes have been committed in Ukraine. However, bringing them to trial is not an easy task. A high standard of proof is required for a successful prosecution.

GUEST News by Tilla Schulze on March 19, 2023