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A Century Before Elon Musk's Tesla, Electric Cars Were Popular In Cities
Long before Elon Musk's Tesla cars, electric automobiles roamed the streets of the nation's capital. President William Howard Taft's wife drove an electric car. President Woodrow Wilson rode in an electric, and his wife drove one.
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A President's Secret Letters To Another Woman That He Never Wanted Public
Family and friends had known about the president's intimate relationship with another woman for years, but whispers about their involvement were growing.
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She Was Born The Day Women Got The Vote, And Then A Century Passed ...
She was born at the family home in Lonaconing, a mining town in the mountains of Western Maryland, and delivered by the midwife who delivered all the Lonaconing babies around that time, which was Aug. 26, 1920. Her mother named her Gladys Elaine Beeman. Her father was on his way to Detroit, where he hoped he could find work in a car factory. Her pr...
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70 Nobel Laureates Endorse Hillary Clinton
At least 70 Nobel laureates threw their support to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, saying her election is crucial for safeguarding freedom and preserving a constitutional government, a media reported.
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Pak Patronises Proxy groups That Terrorise US, India: Security Expert
Though Pakistan gets billions of Dollars in US aid and takes in tonnes of military hardware, it continues to patronise proxy groups, a top American expert on South Asia has said while emphasising on this "dysfunctional dynamic" in the bilateral relationship.
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'Bang! and Down': Afghan 'Superhero' Inspires Awe and Disdain
He is called a superhero and feted with financial rewards from Afghan politicians, but the lionisation of the soldier who singlehandedly killed six attackers in parliament belies bubbling discontent over deteriorating security.
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Social Networks Have Become Important Tools for Terror Groups: Study
The study released by the Woodrow Wilson Center's DC Commons Lab says social media provides an important advantage: anonymity.
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'Avatar doctor' is coming, says physician-author
t's just in fiction for now, but the "avatar doctor," a virtual physician which consults and diagnoses through a smartphone app, is coming, says the author of a new medical thriller.
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5 ways Fed's influence has expanded over 100 years
The press called it an early Christmas present for US President Woodrow Wilson when Congress passed legislation on December 23, 1913 creating the Federal Reserve. Hours later, Mr Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law.
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Leonardo DiCaprio to play Woodrow Wilson in new biopic
After Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson's life is getting a big screen treatment with Leonardo DiCaprio starring in the biopic on the 28th president.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope spots farthest supernova yet
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has detected the farthest Type Ia supernova ever seen which is believed to have exploded more than 10 billion years ago.
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A Century Before Elon Musk's Tesla, Electric Cars Were Popular In Cities
Long before Elon Musk's Tesla cars, electric automobiles roamed the streets of the nation's capital. President William Howard Taft's wife drove an electric car. President Woodrow Wilson rode in an electric, and his wife drove one.
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A President's Secret Letters To Another Woman That He Never Wanted Public
Family and friends had known about the president's intimate relationship with another woman for years, but whispers about their involvement were growing.
-
She Was Born The Day Women Got The Vote, And Then A Century Passed ...
She was born at the family home in Lonaconing, a mining town in the mountains of Western Maryland, and delivered by the midwife who delivered all the Lonaconing babies around that time, which was Aug. 26, 1920. Her mother named her Gladys Elaine Beeman. Her father was on his way to Detroit, where he hoped he could find work in a car factory. Her pr...
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70 Nobel Laureates Endorse Hillary Clinton
At least 70 Nobel laureates threw their support to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, saying her election is crucial for safeguarding freedom and preserving a constitutional government, a media reported.
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Pak Patronises Proxy groups That Terrorise US, India: Security Expert
Though Pakistan gets billions of Dollars in US aid and takes in tonnes of military hardware, it continues to patronise proxy groups, a top American expert on South Asia has said while emphasising on this "dysfunctional dynamic" in the bilateral relationship.
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'Bang! and Down': Afghan 'Superhero' Inspires Awe and Disdain
He is called a superhero and feted with financial rewards from Afghan politicians, but the lionisation of the soldier who singlehandedly killed six attackers in parliament belies bubbling discontent over deteriorating security.
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Social Networks Have Become Important Tools for Terror Groups: Study
The study released by the Woodrow Wilson Center's DC Commons Lab says social media provides an important advantage: anonymity.
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'Avatar doctor' is coming, says physician-author
t's just in fiction for now, but the "avatar doctor," a virtual physician which consults and diagnoses through a smartphone app, is coming, says the author of a new medical thriller.
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5 ways Fed's influence has expanded over 100 years
The press called it an early Christmas present for US President Woodrow Wilson when Congress passed legislation on December 23, 1913 creating the Federal Reserve. Hours later, Mr Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law.
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Leonardo DiCaprio to play Woodrow Wilson in new biopic
After Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson's life is getting a big screen treatment with Leonardo DiCaprio starring in the biopic on the 28th president.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope spots farthest supernova yet
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has detected the farthest Type Ia supernova ever seen which is believed to have exploded more than 10 billion years ago.
