The Nazis in the Second World War are infamous for their aggression, military expansion, and atrocious acts of aggression. However, there is one more aspect that is commonly missed, and that is the widespread drug use among the German military and its officials. This...

Ever wondered what it would be like to step into an architect's mind and see their wildest dreams come to life before your eyes? Well, buckle up because modern technology is making that a reality! The world of architecture is undergoing a digital revolution, changing...

Technology has undoubtedly transformed the educational landscape, reshaping how we learn, teach, and access information. Education is no longer confined to traditional classroom settings with chalkboards and textbooks. Today's students and educators have an array of...

Today, the National Geographic Photo Ark marks 18 years of bringing the world’s biodiversity into focus and what better way to acknowledge this anniversary than by announcing the 16,000th species added to the list: the Santa Cruz long-toed salamander (Ambystoma...

There has been some debate over whether Cromwell’s rule as Lord Protector was, essentially, a monarchy. Though Cromwell ultimately decided against taking the English crown when it was offered to him in 1657, and he claimed to harbour anti-monarchist views, there were evidently some distinctive parallels between his Protectorate and a regular English monarchy.