Arthur Friedenreich Lifted the Morale of Brazilian Football
Arthur Friedenreich was a pioneering figure in Brazilian football before the likes of Pelé and Garrincha, known for his skills and overcoming social prejudice during the amateur era of the sport.
Something unprecedented discovered about Stonehenge - it forces us to rethink Stone Age history
A chemical 'fingerprint' of Stonehenge's most famous rock reveals it originated from Scotland rather than Wales, prompting a reevaluation of Neolithic trade networks and social structures.
In this neighborhood, the rent has not increased in 500 years
A social housing complex in Augsburg, Germany, established in 1521, offers an annual rent of just €0.88, unchanged for over five centuries.
"One of the Most Diabolical People in History": Donald Trump's Virulent Message Announcing Khamenei's Death
Donald Trump announced the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on his social media platform, Truth Social, with a vehement statement characterizing Khamenei as one of history's most malevolent figures.
'Evil person', 'justice for the people of Iran': see in full Trump's statement on the death of Ali Khamenei
Donald Trump announced via social media the alleged death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei due to a joint U.S.-Israel operation, labeling Khamenei as one of the most evil people in history.
Commentary: The murder of Palme rang the death knell for the welfare state
The assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 marked a significant turning point for Sweden's welfare state and its societal identity.
The Generalitat presents expansive budgets with spending of 49.162 billion
The Catalan government has unveiled its most extensive budgets in history, featuring a spending increase of 22.8% compared to the previous year, with significant allocations for health, education, and social services.
The unusual record achieved by Manuel Ibero, Zoe Bogach's ex, upon entering Gran Hermano Generación Dorada
Manuel Ibero made history as the first contestant on Gran Hermano Generación Dorada to lose followers on social media right after entering the reality show, attributed to comments about his ex-partner.
Ibn Battuta: The 'Eye of History' that Monitored the Pulse of the Nation during Ramadan Nights
This article highlights the legacy of Ibn Battuta as a significant historical figure who documented the cultural and social dynamics of the Islamic world during his extensive travels, particularly during the month of Ramadan.
An Amazing Scene from a 22-Year-Old Movie Started Going Viral on Social Media
A clip from the 2004 movie 'Miracle', depicting a scene where a coach cuts players from the U.S. Olympic hockey team, has gained traction on social media after the U.S. team won Olympic gold.
Between Honoring History and 'Romanticizing Poverty': How Recreating Dampness on Walls Has Become a Viral Phenomenon
The latest trend in home decor involves creating the illusion of damp, weathered walls, driven by social media and exemplified by a viral TikTok video from Argentina.
WhatsApp launches 'Message History' feature for new group members
WhatsApp has introduced a new 'Group Message History' feature to help new members catch up on conversations in groups they join.
Where is Torenza, the viral and non-existent country
Torenzia has gained notable attention on social media as a mysterious, fictional country with a unique cultural identity and an ambiguous history.
The Reformation: Institutionalization of Oppression and Exclusion in the Name of Purity and Modesty
A Korean scholar interprets the European Reformation as a historical transformation characterized by the institutionalization of intolerance and the formation of social regulations and nation-states.
From the field to the table, food involves a complex chain of powers, says historian
Historian Joana Monteleone discusses the political significance of food and its role as a means of communication regarding values and inequalities.
Carrie Underwood 'American Idol' boos spark firestorm, fans clash over MAGA and 'right side of history' claims
Carrie Underwood experienced significant backlash on social media after being booed during 'American Idol', with fans clashing over her perceived political beliefs.
Prof. Billy Melman Wins the Israel Prize for History: "Paved the Way for Restoring Voices of Those Who Were Suppressed and Marginalized"
Prof. Billy Melman from Tel Aviv University has been awarded the Israel Prize for History for her groundbreaking contributions to social, cultural, and intellectual history.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies at 84
Jesse Jackson, the influential U.S. civil rights leader, has passed away at the age of 84, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for justice and equality.
Announced and postponed: foreign tourists do not yet have to provide social media history to enter the United States
The requirement for foreign tourists, including the French, to provide social media history to enter the United States has been postponed until at least mid-2026.
PHOTOS: see the trajectory of Carnival in Campinas over the decades
This article chronicles the evolution of Carnival in Campinas, Brazil, highlighting its transformation from an elite celebration to a more inclusive festivity encompassing all social classes.
How housing estates were built during socialism. The film Panelstory is revived. What provoked it?
The Berlin Film Festival will present a digitized version of the social satire 'Panelstory,' highlighting the chaotic development of Jižní Město in Prague.
From social clubs to street blocks: learn about the history of Carnival parties in Teresina
The article explores the history and evolution of Carnival celebrations in Teresina from social clubs in the late 19th century to contemporary street block parties.
The disintegration of a world that will not return
The article discusses the inevitability of change in global regimes and the cyclical nature of history, emphasizing the transition from the old to the new.
South Africa: Full Speech - President Cyril Ramaphosa's 2026 State of the Nation Address
In his 2026 State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa reflects on the history of women's struggles in South Africa and emphasizes the importance of continued efforts for social justice and equality.
Goodbye to Master Guillermo Monroy: a brush that painted the living history of Mexico
Guillermo Monroy, a celebrated figure in the arts and social struggles in Mexico, has passed away, leaving a legacy of storytelling and social consciousness.
From Messi to Anarchism: the 'Illustrated Rosario Dictionary' reviews politics, culture, and daily life in that city
The 'Illustrated Rosario Dictionary' catalogues the political, social, and cultural history of Rosario, Argentina, from the 18th century to the present, emphasizing visual representation and diverse themes.
Man behind satirical Crewkerne Gazette AI videos served sentence for hate crimes
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, identified as the creator of sarcastic AI videos under the Crewkerne Gazette account, has a history of hate crimes against Jewish individuals.
What does it mean to be a therian?
The article explores the growing trend of therians in Argentina, individuals who identify in part as animals, highlighting its history and social implications.
Do You Know When and How Surnames Were Given to Farmers in Vidzeme?
The article explores the historical context of surname assignment to farmers in Vidzeme, Latvia, particularly emphasizing an educational program marking this social transition initiated from 1822 to 1825.
Rio Street Carnival: see curiosities from the history of the blocks and classic images of the revelry
The street carnival in Rio has been a cultural phenomenon for centuries, blending myriad social influences and traditions.
Bad Bunny and the masculinity we want
Bad Bunny continues to make history in the music industry by becoming the first Latin artist to win Album of the Year at the Grammys and by performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, emphasizing cultural pride and social issues.
The Rebirth of Antisemitism
The article discusses the ongoing transformation of antisemitism in Argentina, highlighting its adaptation in language and mediums while maintaining its core as a symbolic enemy.
Giant Company Presents 1,100 Euro Mouse - 'An Early April Fool's Joke'
Razer has introduced a special edition of their iconic Boomslang mouse to celebrate their 20-year history, priced at 1,337 dollars, sparking outrage over its value on social media.
Nigeria: Nigeria's Education Ministry Has Not Approved History Textbook That Excludes Igbo Community
The Nigerian Education Ministry has stated that it has not approved a history textbook that omits the Igbo community, countering claims circulating on social media.
Corruption and Impunity in 2026
Ecuador is facing one of the most critical stages in its republican history, characterized by deep-rooted corruption and impunity issues.
Jonas: When Volvo and the Social Democrats Moved in Step
The article explores the intertwined history of Volvo and the Social Democratic Party in Sweden during the 20th century, focusing on their parallel growth and leadership changes.
X, the uncomfortable archive of our era
The article discusses the importance of preserving social media archives, specifically through the platform X (formerly Twitter), as a civic effort to document contemporary history.
What do they do when the performance is over?
The article explores what contemporary performing artists do after their shows, contrasting the past's social scene with today's experiences.
Work History: How to Check the Contributions Registered with Anses
The article discusses how to check contributions registered with Anses in Argentina, emphasizing its importance for retirement planning and accessing social benefits.
The Amnesty in Venezuela: A Limited Forgiveness for 10 Events of Social Upheaval
The recent proposal for an amnesty law in Venezuela aims to address certain political prisoners, offering limited forgiveness for specific violent events in the nation's tumultuous history.
Noroña's History Class: The Time Luis Echeverría Tied the Shoelaces of President Díaz Ordaz
Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña utilized social media to share a historical anecdote about how Luis Echeverría tied the shoelaces of former President Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, as recounted in Irma Serrano's book.
Nicolás Occhiato accidentally revealed how much income he received in January from Luzu TV and generated controversy: 'The best month in history'
Nicolás Occhiato's accidental reveal of his streaming revenue for January on Luzu TV sparked controversy due to its unexpected high figures.
"Disgusting behavior of the President" - Trump depicts Michelle and Barack Obama as apes
US President Donald Trump has sparked outrage after posting a video on Truth Social portraying former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as apes, known for his history of offensive remarks.
"I'll see how I pay later": ticket to see Lionel Messi surpasses the basic salary, professionals' warning about the match of history
On February 7, Ecuador will experience not only a sporting event but also a significant sociological phenomenon due to Lionel Messi's arrival, prompting insights from psychologists, sociologists, and economists on the social and economic implications.
'The President's Cake': A Tale from Baghdad Under the Carpet of History
This Iraqi social drama, winner of the Golden Camera at Cannes, follows a girl's quest for ingredients to bake a commemorative cake for Saddam Hussein against the backdrop of the Gulf War.
For the first time in its history, the Social Security Fund will operate on a Saturday: these are the available services
The Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS) in Guayaquil will provide services for the first time on a Saturday, February 7, 2026, marking a significant milestone in its 58-year history.
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The article discusses the historical significance of the introduction of the 'like' button on Facebook on February 9, 2009, and its impact on user engagement.
Velika Gorica has made one of the most important developmental breakthroughs in its recent history
Velika Gorica is entering an investment cycle worth nearly 100 million euros, significantly altering its developmental, economic, and social position.
The historian of emotions who discovers how our ancestors did not feel or suffer like us: "I dedicate myself to revealing uncomfortable truths"
Rob Boddice, a 48-year-old English historian, explores the evolution of emotions and sensations over time, highlighting how historical feelings differ from contemporary experiences.
Messages of love and insults are engraved on the walls of the theaters of Pompeii
Archaeologists have discovered various love messages, insults, and drawings etched into the walls of a corridor linking the theaters in Pompeii, revealing insights into the social life of the ancient city before its destruction by Vesuvius in 79 AD.