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Pharaoh Psamtik I, who reigned during the 26th Dynasty of Egypt, was one of the most significant rulers in Egyptian history, leading the country out of a period of fragmentation and restoring its status as a major power in the ancient world. His reign, lasting from 664 to 610 BC, marked a critical moment in Egyptian political and military history. A key event during Psamtik I’s rule was the Fall of Ashdod, a strategic coastal city in the Levant. This event was not only a demonstration of Psamtik's military prowess but also highlighted the shifting balance of power in the Near East during the 7th century BC. But did you know that it was also one of the longest sieges in military history? Read moreSection: NewsAsiaAncient PlacesHistoryFamous PeopleRead Later 

Norse mythology is brimming with violent stories, many of which feature brutal battles and gruesome punishments. One of the earliest and most notable tales involves Ymir, the first being in the universe. Odin and his brothers killed Ymir and used his body to create the world, fashioning the earth from his flesh and the sky from his skull. The clouds, disturbingly, were made from his brains. Thor's encounters with giants also reflect this violent tradition. In one story, he went fishing with the giant Hymir, who feared they might encounter the world serpent, Jörmungandr. Thor, undeterred, hooked the serpent and attempted to drag it from the ocean. When Hymir panicked and cut the line, Thor, in his rage, threw the giant into the sea. The Norse God Odin: Viking God of War, Father of Thor, But There’s More Ymir in Norse Mythology: A Cosmic Creation Story Balder’s death is another infamous event. After every living thing in the universe swore not to harm him, Loki tricked the blind god Hodr into killing Balder with a sprig of mistletoe, the one item that had been overlooked. This death was seen as a harbinger of Ragnarok, the eventual destruction of the gods. Read moreSection: NewsMyths & LegendsEuropeVideosRead Later 

A group of 55 Democratic lawmakers is calling on the Biden administration to enhance protections for the Arctic, citing the urgent need to address climate change and safeguard wildlife habitats, The Hill reported.

Tayor Swift's endorsement of Vice President Harris may not be the gamechanger Democrats hoped for, according to a new ABC News/Ipsos poll. Despite the pop star's big megaphone, 81% of voters said her endorsement will not influence how they will vote.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is not making any changes to his campaign schedule this week in the aftermath of another would-be assassination attempt and plans to be in Michigan on Tuesday, The New York Times reported.

Over and over again, we see numerous claims that guns are the leading killer of children. The primary study being cited, however, includes 18- and 19-year-olds in their numbers, thus driving up the count,…

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