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July 3, 2024
President ial election of 2024. We will win big around better than ever before. They rigged the president ial election in 2020, and were not going to allow them to rig the president ial election in 2024. Sure sounds like hes preparing to challenge the results if he doesnt win yet again, yeah. And the audience in the biden speech, republicans hate this. Hear the sound bites dont want to relive the to 2020 election, relitigate this. For biden dont have to win them all, just a handful to win a stat...
May 16, 2024
Oslo, Norway, is a beautiful European city packed with adventure and activity, including saunas, fjord cruises, and fascinating museums.
March 27, 2024
From cool Scandinavia to hipster USA, these are the trips to take in June when you’re looking to avoid a heatwave
January 24, 2024
Five libraries in Aberdeen are to extend their opening hours, including on Saturdays, Aberdeen City Council has confirmed.
December 31, 2023
Each year, a new manuscript will be sealed in the Silent Room in the Future Library in Norway. The goal? Inspire hope.
December 30, 2023
It ends with an ominous star and the return of the dead.
December 19, 2023
The Wolves of Eternity is remarkable – and deliberately challenging. Ranging across time and space, it muses on thinking trees, Putin’s Moscow, a Norwegian heatwave and the undead.
December 4, 2023
Climate change with its extreme drought, hurricanes and floods figures in the work of Agustina Bazterrica, María Ferencuhová and Elisa Díaz Castelo, as in that of Margaret Atwood and Gabriela Jáuregui
November 13, 2023
For all the strides we’ve made talking about body positivity and calling out fat-shaming, the pandemic made it clear that fat bodies are still seen as expendable and undesirable.
November 9, 2023
The Booker-nominated Mexican author will be the next writer to donate a work to the 100-year art project