BY SHARYL ATTKISSON With all eyes on Russia and Ukraine, there are some who argue it wouldn’t even be an issue now if it weren’t for America’s deadly exit from Afghanistan last year. Analysts told us the chaotic withdrawal would embolden our adversaries, including Russia. Today, we talk with the Special Inspector General on Afghanistan, John […]
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As a young male with a platform, it’s my responsibility to give voice to the voiceless. Rav Arora The following essay has been rigorously fact-checked by Stanford medicine professor and infectious disease expert Dr. Jay Bhattacharya. The scientific claims regarding post-vaccine myocarditis are fully in line with the current medical literature. Over the past several months,
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As NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft was about to leave our Solar System in 1989, Sagan, who was a member of the mission’s imaging team, pleaded with officials to turn the camera around to take one last look back at Earth before the spaceship left our planet. The resulting image, with the Earth as a speck
In a time when the word “car” was not even heard yet, and people relied on horses to pull their wagons, one woman challenged the status quo. To prove to the world that her husband’s invention was the future of mobility, Bertha Benz went on the first long-distance journey with an automobile, facing all kinds
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