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400-year-old mystery of why early explosive produces purple smoke solved by academics - Phys.org

400-year-old mystery of why early explosive produces purple smoke solved by academics.org

Phys     Nov 20, 2023

Genetic risks behind 'cannabis use disorder' found in huge study - Livescience.com

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Genetic risks behind 'cannabis use disorder' found in huge studyLivescience.com

Live Science     Nov 24, 2023

The Least Irredeemable Confederate General Is Finally Getting His Day in the Sun

It’s hard to see Elizabeth Varon’s new biography of James Longstreet becoming a runaway bestseller, and that’s a shame, because her study of the Confederate general—one of Robert E. Lee’s closest confidants, yet an outcast in the post–Civil War South for his embrace of Black emancipation and civil rights—is insightful, well-executed, and sorely needed. Part of the problem, perhaps, lies with its dry subtitle. The addition of a single word, though admittedly anachronistic, might have livened things up and drawn in a whole new cohort of readers. Varon describes her famously mercurial subject as “gloomy” and “in a funk,” struggling to “fight his way out of his slough of despond,” harboring “a fatalistic despair.” Tell me, who ...

Slate     Nov 20, 2023

Culture Re-View: How Freddie Mercury's death changed AIDS ... - Euronews

On this day in 1991, Freddie Mercury died of bronchial pneumonia, a complication resulting from AIDS. At the time of his death, Mercury was the most famous person to succumb to the deadly disease.

euronews.com     Nov 24, 2023

Editorial: State leaders muzzle Floridians who want to speak out - The Mercury - Manhattan, Kansas

The Mercury - Manhattan, Kansas

themercury.com     Nov 20, 2023