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    • 6 August 2026
    Ella Truong

    US and Iran Are Having War Again

    Iran and US are at war again. They are fighting for a place named Strait of Hormuz, which is a place where you get oil and gas. Iran tried to bomb the US, but the US targeted Iran's bomb from hitting the US. Mr. Trump asked Congress for permission if Iran and US can continue fighting.
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    • 24 September 2026
    Claire Zhang

    Responsibilities of Life

    Have you ever had that one scary dream about some mad scientist in their evil lair cooking up a shapeless, growing mass?
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    • 24 September 2026
    Eileen Zou

    Will History Shape France and Morocco’s Combat on the World Cup’s Football Field?

    When France meets Morocco on the football field, the significance will stretch beyond the result to history. Their history of colonial rule, migration and decades of cultural exchange, will be part of the context.
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    • 7 July 2026
    Jonathan Gao

    Solo Leveling

    Solo Leveling Solo Leveling is a novel by Chu gong, and its main character is Sung Jinwoo. I would rate...
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    • 3 July 2026
    Jonathan Gao

    Why Are Popular Internet Trends So Dangerous?

    Why Are Popular Internet Trends So Dangerous? The famous Squishy Dumpling toy has taken over the internet since the year...
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    • 24 September 2026
    Nathan Tse

    The Adventure of an Average Ant

    In a little anthill, there lived a colony of ants. And in that colony, there was a special little ant. Let’s call him Ant, with a capital A. Ant was actually a very, very average ant. He did everything and anything a normal ant would do: carrying food, putting down food, going to get more food, carrying food… While he might seem obsessed with food, he’s actually following orders from the queen ant, just like a regular ant would.
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The Antikythera Shipwreck Continues to Bring us Gifts from the Past

The Antikythera Shipwreck, first discovered in 1900, has brought us many ancient gifts dating back over 2,000 years ago. In…

Rare Pink Diamond Discovered in Angola

Diamonds are rare rocks that are formed of carbon from deep in the earth, around 100 miles into the ground….

Divers Find Pieces of Statues at the Antikythera Shipwreck

Two months ago, researchers published their recent findings about a marble head, which took the shape of a Greek and…

After 120 years, Antikythera Shipwreck Continues To Yield Artifacts

On July 27th, a Roman-era cargo ship that sank near the Greek island of Antikythera over two thousand years ago…

Fans say the “prince of ballet” conquered New York

It was a typical New York summer morning, and 50 dancers headed toward Lincoln Center. They had a rehearsal there,…

A Dancer Breaks Barriers in Ballet: Princes Can Also Be Asian

Chun Wai Chan, who is 30, became the first principal dancer of Chinese descent in the New York City Ballet….

After 120 Years, Antikythera Shipwreck Continues to Produce Artifacts

Over 2000 years ago, a Roman-era cargo ship sank near a Greek island called Antikythera. In 1900 the shipwreck was…

Roman Cargo Ship examined again!

In late June 2022, a sunken Roman cargo ship was examined. Researcher found several bronze statues, and the head of…

The 60 BCE Antikythera Shipwreck Has Left Us Artifacts to This Day

Back in 1901, a group of sponge divers led by Captain Dimtrios Kondos were sent out to explore the Antikythera…

A Shipwreck Named Antikythera Stores More Artifacts than Scientists Can Research

The famous shipwreck called Antikythera holds many artifacts all the way from 120 years ago. As people kept searching for…

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