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Battle of Edington 878 Battle of Edington: Alfred the Great and his West Saxon army defeat Viking army of Guthrum the Old [earliest possible date]
1312 Pope Clement V closes Council of Vienna 1432 Renaissance masterpiece The Ghent Altarpiece by Hubert and Jan van Eyck is consecrated at St Bravo's Cathedral, Belgium, commissioned by wealthy merchants Sack of Rome 1527 Spanish and German Imperial troops sack Rome, ending the Renaissance. Read More...
President Donald Trump is beginning the last year of his first term in office with improved marks from voters on his handling of jobs and the economy, but grades on his overall job performance are virtually unchanged since the end of his first year.
Asked to grade Trump’s job as president on scale from A to F, the lion’s share (38 percent) of voters gave him an F, while 21 percent gave him an A, according to a new Morning Consult/Politico poll. Read More...
For many women, body hair is a taboo subject, often seen as unfeminine or unattractive. However, this woman’s decision to stop shaving any of her body hair is a powerful example of self-expression and individuality. Despite the negativity she faced, her decision to embrace body hair has had positive consequences. She discovered that her body hair can even earn her big money, proving that unconventional beauty can be celebrated and even monetized.
Calita’s razor-free journey started a long time ago.
Calita is a woman who decided to embrace her body hair and challenge societal beauty standards. Read More...
