With New Autobiography, Tiger Aims to Set the Record Straight
Tiger Woods is writing a book titled Back, in which he hopes to correct what he views as misinformation about his career.
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Kneel Before Your King
A recent article in The Guardian said monarchism is making a comeback among some Americans.
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Despite Scandal, Jackson Remains in the Limelight
After an HBO documentary in March resurfaced allegations about Michael Jackson’s past, it looked like the singer’s reputation might be in trouble.
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Justin Trudeau – from Her-eau to Zer-eau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is facing serious allegations of corruption.
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Conflict or Cooperation: In North Korea It’s a Matter of Social Mood
It’s been a year since North Korea offered its southern neighbor an olive branch.
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Negative Social Mood Wreaks Havoc on Venezuela
Negative social mood appears to correlate with a collective increase in discord, fear, depression, malevolence and destructiveness.
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Who Controls Interest Rates? See for Yourself
Asked what the biggest risk to the economy was, Trump replied: the Fed.
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Serial Killers and Social Mood
The September 2018 issue observes the correlation between negative mood and the actions of well-known serial killers.
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