Companies around the Bay Area have been offering employees free lunches and other meals as an incentive to … well … work for them. It seems like t

Picture this: It’s Election Day, and you get up to cast your vote only to learn that there’s just one major party to vote for and a bunch of unkno

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A certain lady has made quite a bit of noise recently. Lady Liberty, or the Statue of Liberty, is a very popular monument that has been greeting milli

We’ve been talking about straws for a while now. Whether it’s the European Union or the town of Malibu, California, people are starting to con

Last week, Haiti’s Prime Minister, Jack Guy Lafontant, resigned. Why? It boiled down to one thing: fuel prices. The people of Haiti took to the stre

Ethiopia is one of the most populated countries in Africa. Twenty years ago, Eritrea, the northern part of Ethiopia, gained independence, but the newl

Remember when the people of the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union (EU) two years ago? Well the actual departure hasn’t happened yet.

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