To the ancient Romans, Luna was the goddess of the moon, and often in Roman art, she was shown piloting her horse or oxen-driven, heavenly white chariot in her realm across the sky. The ancient Romans adopted the Greek goddess Selena, who was also depicted driving her chariot and was symbolized by a crescent-shaped moon. […] The post Top 10 Incredible Scientific Facts about Earth’s Biggest Moon appeared first on Listverse.

President Trump just sat down for an interview with popular podcaster Lex Fridman. Fridman just announced that the podcast episode will be released Tuesday, September 3rd at 1 PM EDT on his Youtube channel.…

Since taking Biden’s place as the Democrat nominee, Kamala Harris has flat-out ignored the press, time and time again. She has only sat down for one interview with CNN, and a short one at that. There…

In his recent speech at the Democratic National Convention, Gov. Josh Shapiro said his party carries the banner of “real freedom.” On everything from abortion (whose numbers have increased since…

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There is a lack of accurate research and knowledge about animals.  As a result, there is a lot of mistreatment and misconceptions surrounding them. Animals are intelligent and have sensitive natures.  Not […]

On this day forty-two years ago… The US Festival kicks-off in San Bernadino, California. The three-day festival featured, the Police (pictured), the Cars, Jackson Browne, David Edmunds, the Ramones, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers and the Grateful Dead. The shindig was financed by Steve Wozniak of Apple Computer fame. He intended the US Festivals (this one and another less than nine months later) to encourage the 1980s to be more community-oriented and combine technology with Rock music. The price for a three-day ticket was $37.50. The festival, which drew 400,000, lost $12-million. ### The post A Day In Rock: September 3rd, 1982 – US Festival appeared first on RockinTown.

by Christopher Tomlinson, The National Pulse: Following Brazilian Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes’ move to ban the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) the country joins a new club of totalitarian countries that have also prohibited the website. Brazil, a member of the BRICS economic alliance of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has entered a new “BRIC” club of themselves, Russia, Iran, and China, who […]