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19 hours ago · Lily Rose-Depp will come into her own as the haunted front woman in the upcoming gothic tale Nosferatu. Sydney Sweeney, Lupita Nyong'o, and Mia Goth on the red carpet. A good horror film requires ...
9 hours ago · A decade or so ago gangs like MS-13 and Barrio 18 terrorized communities, extorting businesses and waging brutal turf wars over control of neighborhoods, and El Salvador was the most violent ...
3 days ago · From staging protests to waging courtroom and legislative campaigns, a determined subset of California youths have been vocal in the fight against climate change. ... Climate change is a global ...
5 hours ago · Concrete and asphalt dominate urban landscapes, preventing rainwater absorption and causing floods. In summer, these materials trap heat during the day and release it at night, increasing temperatures by up to 10 degrees Celsius compared with the countryside. An American nonprofit, Depave, is waging war on these concrete jungles.
19 hours ago · 1. The framing of the cause through a movement’s demands. More than any other factor, the public response to an act of disruptive protest is shaped by how well onlookers can understand and relate with the righteousness of a movement’s cause. Because the tactics that disruptive protesters deploy are often unpopular, it is crucial that people ...
19 hours ago · Shiva Nazar Ahari is an Iranian journalist, blogger, human rights activist, and former political prisoner. Her most recent imprisonment was a four-year sentence from September 2012 to 2016. She was convicted on charges of “waging war against god,” “spreading propaganda against the system,” and “gathering and colluding to commit a ...
19 hours ago · Eventually, Knull's home of darkness was infiltrated by the Celestials who filled it with light, much to Knull's chagrin. After waging war to return his home to darkness, he found himself on the home planet of Gorr the God-Butcher and discovered a power called the Living Abyss. Using this power, Knull created the symbiotes.
