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Security and Sovereignty: Two Births That Changed the World

History often reminds us that the same day can hold multiple meanings depending on where you stand. August 14 is one such date, etched into the memory of two very different nations for two very different reasons. In the United States, it marks the signing of the Social Security Act in 1935—a cornerstone of the …

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The Election of 1824: A House Divided and the Birth of Political Controversy

The election of 1824 was unlike any other in American history. It was messy, controversial, and full of political intrigue—the kind that still sparks debates today. With four major candidates battling for the presidency, the race was intense, but when the dust settled, no one had won a clear majority. For the first time, the …

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