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Japanese mythology is filled with stories of yokai, supernatural beings that embody the darkest aspects of human nature. Two of the most feared yokai are Shuten-doji and Tamamo-no-Mae, whose legends have left a profound impact on Japan's folklore. Shuten-doji's story begins with a rebellious orphan known for his strength and intelligence. Despite being sent to a monastery, he defied authority, indulging in mischief and heavy drinking. One night, he wore an Oni mask as a prank, but the mask fused to his face, transforming him into a demon. Isolated in the mountains, Shuten-doji embraced his growing malevolence, studying black magic and attacking travelers. He eventually assembled an army of Oni, launching a reign of terror against Japan. His threat became so severe that the Emperor sent the warrior Raikou to defeat him. Even after being beheaded, Shuten-doji’s severed head bit Raikou, showing his relentless evil. Read moreSection: NewsMyths & LegendsAsiaVideosRead Later 

The Picentes, also known as Piceni, were an ancient Italic people who inhabited the central Adriatic coast of Italy. Flourishing from the early Iron Age until their eventual conquest by the Roman Republic, the Picentes played a key role in the region's history. Their strategic location fostered interactions with neighboring tribes and burgeoning civilizations. While the Picentes ultimately fell to the might of the Romans, studying their history sheds light on their unique culture and society. It also enhances our broader comprehension of ancient Italic peoples and their influences on the development of early Rome. Picene Prince’s Tomb Reveals a Chariot and 150 Other 7th Century BC Artifacts Clash of Titans: The Roman-Etruscan Wars of Ancient Italy The Picentes - From the Early Iron Age to Roman Conquest The beginnings of the Picentes civilization can be traced back to the early Iron Age, around the 9th century BC. They settled in the central Adriatic coast of Italy, mostly in the regions that are known as modern-day Marche and northern Abruzzo today. An ancient italic group, the Picentes shared linguistic and cultural traits with neighboring tribes like the Sabines and Umbrians. Read moreSection: NewsHistoryImportant EventsRead Later 

The Islamic regime in Iran is trying to assassinate former President Donald Trump, with hopes of doing so by Nov. 5, Election Day.

A New York man and United States citizen has been arrested for working as spy for the Chinese government, according to the Department of Justice.

Police found weapons and placed two men in handcuffs at the site of a rally for former President Donald Trump in Asheboro, North Carolina Wednesday afternoon.

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday denied a petition to rehear a case that found Minnesota's ban on gun carry permits for adults ages 18-20 unconstitutional.

The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has opened an inquiry to determine how the breakfasts of some Democrat delegates were sabotaged with maggots in their food early Wednesday morning.

Mike Lindell, the chief executive of MyPillow and one of the nation’s most prominent election deniers, is attending the Democratic National Convention in disguise, leading him to get into screaming…