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Today in History
| 480 BC | The Greeks defeat the Persians in a naval battle at Salamis. | |
| 1587 | In France, Huguenot Henri de Navarre routs the Duke de Joyeuse’s larger Catholic force at Coutras. | |
| 1709 | Marlborough and Eugene of Savoy take Mons in the Netherlands. | |
| 1714 | George I of England is crowned. | |
| 1805 | Austrian general Karl Mac surrenders to Napoleon‘s army at the battle of Ulm. | |
| 1818 | The United States and Britain establish the 49th Parallel as the boundary between Canada and the United States. | |
| 1870 | The Summer Palace in Beijing, China, is burnt to the ground by a Franco-British expeditionary force. | |
| 1903 | The Joint Commission, set up on January 24 by Great Britain and the United States to arbitrate the disputed Alaskan boundary, rules in favor of the United States. The deciding vote is Britain’s, which embitters Canada. The United States gains ports on the panhandle coast of Alaska. | |
| 1904 | Bolivia and Chile sign a treaty ending the War of the Pacific. The treaty recognizes Chile’s possession of the coast, but provides for construction of a railway to link La Paz, Bolivia, to Arica, on the coast. | |
| 1924 | Baseball’s first ‘colored World Series’ is held in Kansas City, Mo. | |
| 1938 | Czechoslovakia, complying with Nazi policy, outlaws the Communist Party and begins persecuting Jews. | |
| 1941 | German troops reach the approaches to Moscow. | |
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| 1945 | Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon form the Arab League to present a unified front against the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. | |
| 1947 | The House Un-American Activities Committee opens public hearings on alleged communist infiltration in Hollywood. Among those denounced as having un-American tendencies are: Katherine Hepburn, Charles Chaplin and Edward G. Robinson. Among those called to testify is Screen Actors Guild President Ronald Reagan, who denies that leftists ever controlled the Guild and refuses to label anyone a communist. | |
| 1968 | Jacqueline Kennedy marries Aristotle Onassis. | |
| 1973 | Arab oil-producing nations ban oil exports to the United States following the outbreak of the Arab-Israeli war. | |
| 1977 | A charter plane crashes in Mississippi, killing three members of popular Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, along with their assistant road manager, the pilot and co-pilot. | |
| 1991 | The Oakland Hills firestorm destroys nearly 3,500 homes and apartments and kills 25 people. | |
| 2011 | In the Libyan civil war, rebels capture deposed dictator Muammar Gaddafi in his hometown of Sirte, killing him soon afterward. |
Experimental HIV therapy may block virus longer with fewer drugs
They fled danger for a high-stakes bet on U.S. immigration courts
The two Honduran women told nearly identical stories to the
immigration courts: Fear for their lives and for the lives of their
children drove them to seek asylum in the United States.…
Childhood poverty, poor support may drive up pregnant woman’s biological age
Pregnant women who had low socioeconomic status during childhood and
who have poor family social support appear to prematurely age on a
cellular level,...
Sci-fi writer baffles abortion foes with simple question
In a series of tweets on Monday, Tomlinson
revealed the scenario that he says has repeatedly stumped so-called
pro-life activists.
NFL policy on anthem kneeling unchanged, despite Dumbass Trump's histrionics
National Football League officials weighed the fervor of players
protesting racism against Dumbass Trump’s petty pique at their
autumn meeting on Tuesday with supporters of the players kneeling
outside in solidarity. In post-Arpaio era, Arizona law enforcement recruiters unable to find anyone who wants to be a cop
Bay Area Tesla plant hit with charges of racist supervisors
The Tesla auto plant in Alameda County has been hit with a lawsuit filed
by three former black employees saying there were subjected to racial
harassment while working there. Ex-Michigan assistant AG fired for stalking gay student fights to reinstate law license
A former Michigan assistant attorney general
who was fired, sued and disbarred after he stalked and harassed a gay
student at the University of Michigan is fighting to get his law license
back.
Los Angeles man tortured girlfriend's 8-year-old to death because he thought boy was gay
In opening statements in the trial of an Los Angeles man accused of
killing his girlfriend’s 8-year-old son, prosecutors state the boy was
tortured to death because the boyfriend thought he was gay. 
I’m a ‘protected class’
A Philadelphia accountant who is taking a West
Village bar to court for banning his Make America Great Again hat now
claims he is part of a “protected class” because believing in the Dumbass Trump
slogan amounts to a religion.
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Nope, you're just a demented deranged idiot.
Financial guru who said blacks would have made US ‘look like Zimbabwe’ booted from investment firm board
An investment analyst who made a name for
himself as ‘Dr. Doom” for his occasionally jaundiced view of the markets
has been booted from the board of a major investment company after
saying it was good that blacks didn’t settle the US or the country would
“look like Zimbabwe.”
Eyes of the dingo provide insight into how dogs became our companions
Domesticated dogs look at their owners to convey and request a host of information — for instance, for help in solving a difficult problem. Wild wolves do not. Dingoes appear to represent an intermediate point in the domestication of wolves.
When dingoes arrived in Australia some 5,000 to 10,000 years ago, they were likely comfortable around humans, but not yet fully domesticated. “Dingoes give us glimpse at what dogs might have been like at the earliest stages of domestication,” said Angie Johnston, a graduate student at Yale.
The new study led by psychologists Johnston and Laurie Santos published in the journal Animal Behavior shows dingoes are more likely to make eye contact with people than wolves are, but for a shorter period than dogs. According to the researchers, these findings suggest that dogs may have developed the motivation to make eye contact with people early in their domestication, but only developed the desire to maintain this contact later in their evolution as man’s best friend.
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