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The article focuses on the Munich Beer Hall Putsch of 1923, Adolf Hitler's failed attempt to seize power, and the lessons he learned from the failed coup. It discusses the circumstances leading up to the putsch, its chaotic aftermath, Hitler's trial for treason, and how the failed coup contributed to the rise of the Nazi Party and Hitler's eventual ascent to power as the Chancellor of Germany in 1933.

The article focuses on the enduring mystery surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Topics include conspiracy theories, potential motives involving organized crime and the government, and the connection between Kennedy's foreign policy decisions and his tragic fate. It mentions 60th anniversary of the assassination has failed to put the issue to rest, and various theories and questions continue to circulate, making it a persistent...

The article provides arguments against the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) from Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and an opinion piece by Emma Waters. Topics discussed include the claim that the ERA is unnecessary as women's rights have already advanced, concerns about the ERA's vague language and potential to impact privacy and safety, and the ERA's association with abortion rights.

The article informs about the history of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which was approved by Congress in 1972 to guarantee equal rights regardless of sex. Topic include ERA had a ratification deadline that was extended until 1982, but only 35 states ratified it, falling short of the required 38 states. Despite this deadline, recent years, Nevada, Illinois, and Virginia ratified the ERA, and the article discusses legal challenges and recommendations...

Houseman insists that Hamilton's relationship with Donnelly "was likely not physically intimate", on the very meager grounds that Hamilton told her sister they slept in separate bedrooms. The family moved back to the United States when Edith was 2 months old, and she grew up on her father's homestead in Fort Wayne, Ind. Montgomery was a heavy drinker who proved unsuccessful in running his family's business, but he was eager to...

The court is considering an appeal of a class-action suit accusing DOCCS of violating state law by making life in RTFs virtually indistinguishable from normal prison life. FEATURES Jory smith was supposed to be free. his sentence had been up for five days on August 28, 2020, when officers at Marcy Correctional Facility, a medium-security prison in upstate New York where Smith had spent almost five years, summoned him to a conference room. Among other...

The UPF diet delivered 81 per cent of its calories in UPF form, such as burgers, fries, canned ravioli and hot dogs. The rationale for this, says Monteiro, was because the extent and purpose of processing of foods is now more useful than the nutrient content in assessing their impact on health. NOVA (which is Portuguese for "new") divides foods into four groups: unprocessed and minimally processed; processed culinary ingredients, such as...

Despite planting drives, urban tree cover across the US fell by about 36 million trees per year between 2009 and 2014. Between the trees, she makes a "soil conduit" - a strip of loosened soil that should make it easier for the roots of both trees to spread. Avoid contaminating soil around trees and keep tree pits free of rubbish. Features IF YOU have ever walked down a tree-lined street on a hot day, you know the value of urban trees. [Extracted...

I can even make a case that the justices will be so sensitive to charges of public corruption that they'll avoid paying off their sugar daddies with a pro-billionaire ruling in the tax case, although I do think that, ultimately, money talks, and the billionaires have invested too much in the Republican justices to lose that case. FEATURES The supreme court of the united States will get back to work on October 2. Thomas, Alito, and Kava naugh have...