CNN and other outlests are reporting on possible dangers from the geological faults in Southern California.
Gizmodo reports on research on laughter. There are two kinds of laughter. One spontaneous and one not so much.
BioLogos has an article about the apparent long lives of people in Genesis.
MSN, and other outlets, report that Pope Leo has excommunicated priests who reject some of the changes proposed and adopted during the 20th Century.
The flag seen in "the dawn's early light" near Baltimore, which was under attack by the British, was real. Here's more on Francis Scott Key who wrote what we now know as the "Star Spangled Banner." Key freed at least some of his slaves.
Gismodo reports that dust from the Sahara Desert is blowing across the Atlantic to North America.
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I truly wish there were an honest, fact-based accounting of the election problems in 2020. Most people take other peoples' word for what happened. For me, it was too important a question, so I downloaded the most complete data set I could find and took some days off from work to analyze it. Shortly after, I was banned on social media. I'd have pasted a chart in here, but the comment box doesn't seem to like graphics.
Rest assured, the summaries you read on Team Blue media have left out the key findings and whistleblowers. There are quite a few substantiated pieces documenting systematic problems. They were silenced as effectively as a certain candidate that many on Team Blue despise intensely.
When major media refuse to carry a speech, who could honestly be in doubt that the news stream is tampered and the passive news consumer is being manipulated?
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