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Politics · Iraq

Iraq War Through Historical Photos: From City Streets to Desert Outposts, 2003-2011

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The Iraq War stands as one of the most controversial and consequential military conflicts of the 21st century. Spanning nearly nine years, it reshaped not only Iraq’s political landscape but also U.S. foreign policy and global perceptions of military intervention. What began as a swift invasion soon spiraled into a prolonged and deadly struggle marked […]See the Story

France · France

The Electric Egg Car: Rare Photos of the Futuristic 1942 L'Œuf électrique

It looked more like a sculpture than a car—round, transparent, and impossibly modern for its time. L’Œuf électrique, or The Electric Egg, was unlike anything else on the roads of the early 1940s. Created by French designer Paul Arzens, this sleek, egg-shaped prototype wasn’t just about aesthetics—it was a futuristic vision of what personal transportation […]Read Article

Photos of Food Shopping in 2020: When Homemade Masks Became Part of Grocery Runs

In 2020, grocery stores became quiet stages for a global emergency, each aisle lined with people navigating a world that felt suddenly unfamiliar. As the COVID-19 pandemic spread, a simple trip to buy milk or vegetables turned into a cautious mission, and the sight of shoppers in homemade masks—crafted from whatever was on hand—became part […]Read Article

How a 1962 Book Imagined the Future: Predictions for 1975 That Were Closer Than You’d Think

Bacon perfectly toasted in disposable trays, sonic-powered dishwashers, and refrigerators that rose from the floor at the touch of a button—these were once visions of everyday life. In 1962, a book titled 1975: And the Changes to Come by Arnold B. Barach offered a peek into what the future could hold, capturing the hopes and […]Read Article

Michelle Pfeiffer at Her Peak: Stunning Photos from the 1980s and Early 1990s

Few Hollywood stars have balanced beauty, talent, and mystique as effortlessly as Michelle Pfeiffer. Rising to become one of the most bankable names of the 1980s and 1990s, Pfeiffer’s work earned her a Golden Globe Award, a British Academy Film Award, and nominations for three Academy Awards and a Primetime Emmy Award. Her path to […]Read Article

The Ozempic boom and new obsession with thinness are threatening body positivity

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The controversial campaign by pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk to speak “without filters” about obesity has reignited a deep societal dilemma: how obesity is perceived and how it fits, in the era of Ozempic, with the body-positivity movement. The rise of anti-obesity drugs and the growth of online communities that promote thinness have put increasing pressure on movements advocating for body diversity and self-acceptance.Seguir leyendoOzempic See the Story

Striking Black and White Photographs of London Taken by Robert Frank in the Early 1950s

The streets of London in the early 1950s carried a certain weight—quiet, worn, and watchful. The city had not yet shed the marks of war, and life moved at a slower, more cautious pace. Bombed-out buildings still stood in some neighborhoods, while others carried on with a sense of routine shaped by ration books, factory […]London, England · London Read Article

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