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25 of the Oscars’ Most Egregious Snubs

Few movie critics, if any, would have thought that Jennifer Hudson (“Respect”) and Lady Gaga (“The House of Gucci”) would be out of Oscar contention last year, and Kristen Stewart (“Spencer”) would be in.…

Grant Suneson · 4 years ago

CALTech Is the Hardest College to Get In to in America

Colleges around the country have recently sent acceptance letters to applicants. Many colleges and universities admit over half the applicants, even more. Among America’ elite universities, however, the acceptance rate is around 20% or…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Most Memorable TV Serial Killers

Few characters on television are as compelling as a serial killer. Fueled by some kind of trauma or pathology that makes them kill in ritualistic ways, these twisted murderers have made some of the…

Hristina Byrnes · 4 years ago

Cities Where Riding the Bus Is Free

Permanent free public transportation is on its way to our nation’s capital. Washington D.C.’s city council recently approved a plan to drop the $2 Metrobus fare for riders who board buses within the city…

247patrick · 4 years ago

45 Women Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

Arlington National Cemetery opened in 1864 during the Civil War as the final resting place for American soldiers who died defending the union. Today, there are 400,000 military veterans and their eligible dependents at…

John Harrington · 4 years ago

The City in Each State With the Highest Poverty Rate

The United States has one of the worst child poverty rates among wealthy, developed countries – and nearly 12.6 million children and youth under age 18 live in households with poverty level incomes. Not…

Sam Stebbins · 4 years ago