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Naval chow in Korean waters in 1900s Posted : 2021-07-04 11:19 By Robert Neff "An army marches on its stomach," is an old saying that has been attributed to Napoleon ― or, depending on your source, Frederick the Great ― emphasizing how important food is to the military. Anyone who has served in the military is more than aware of the impact the quality of food has on morale and discipline. For the American sailors and marines serving in the Far East in the early 20th century, military chow...

—National Security Agency director Robert O’Brien, 2020 U.S. fantasies of expansion, commercial dominion, and military prowess have long hinged on a premise of Pacific exceptionalism. Couched in the millenarian language of manifest destiny, the Pacific region and its multitudinous ecosystems, cultures, peoples, and nations have been vacated in favor of an aqua nullius that frames the region as an empty space designated for U.S. possession by divine providence. This manufactured Pacific id...

El rey ha animado este miércoles a Corea del Sur a "trabajar juntos" para conseguir que las relaciones económicas entre ambos países alcancen "el potencial que...

Moon Jae-In y su esposa, Kim Jung Sook, realizan una visita de Estado a España, donde, entre...

Kevin Whitehead is the jazz critic for NPR's Fresh Air with Terry Gross. Currently he reviews for The Audio Beat and Point of Departure.

LGBTQ+ individuals living in Central Americas Northern Triangle face discrimination and violence. One trans women ventured to the U.S. and uplifted those in her community along the way.

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On Tuesday, June 8, voters will consider five candidates vying for two open seats on the Gouldsboro Board of Selectmen. Selectman Cheri Robinson is not seeking re-election while incumbent Chris Urquhart is running for another three-year term.

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By Robert Neff After several weeks of anxiousness, young Imperial Prince Yeong managed to recover ― without serious disfigurement or blindness ― from the visit of The Guest. On June 4, the palace gates were opened once again. However, the malevolence still lurked about the palace and soon the young prince was stricken with another bout of sickness ― this time it was measles. Once again, planned celebrations and audiences with foreign diplomats and guests were canceled. Court physicians we...