Marjorie Taylor Greene Ridiculed After History Flub for Getting Who Signed Declaration of Independence Wrong

Marjorie Taylor Greene Ridiculed After History Flub for Getting Who Signed Declaration of Independence Wrong

Marjorie Taylor Greene is currently getting ridiculed for getting her basic US history wrong as she only got two of the people who signed the Declaration of Independence correct.
Get To Know Peru’s National Dish: What Is the History of Ceviche?

Get To Know Peru's National Dish: What Is the History of Ceviche?

By Mary Webber
Peru's culinary lineage cannot only be significantly contributed to the Arab-Moorish to Spain but also Spain's history with Africa.
Traditional Clothing in Mexico and Guatemala: The Rich and Fascinating History of Huipil

Traditional Clothing in Mexico and Guatemala: A Look Into The Rich and Fascinating History of Huipil

By Mary Webber
Traditional clothing across Latin America varies depending on cultural identity and historical background.
Argentina Most Popular Beverage: History and Origins of Yerba Mate

Argentina Most Popular Beverage: History and Origins of Yerba Mate

By Mary Webber
Argentina has several traditional drinks, such as Malbec, Torrontés, and yerba mate.
Traditional Latin American Diet: History of Latin America's Rice and Beans

Traditional Latin American Diet: History of Latin America's Rice and Beans

By Mary Webber
The traditional Latin American diet of rice and beans was believed to be first brought by the Spanish and Portuguese when they introduced long-grain rice to South America.
Guyanese Culture: History, Tradition, and People of Guyana

Guyanese Culture: History, Tradition, and People of Guyana

By Mary Webber
The Guyanese culture is a mixture of Amerindian, Nepalese, Indian, Chinese, and African influences. Guyana has also been touched by Western influences, such as British, Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Bahamian Culture: Get to Know the People, Traditions, and History of the Bahamas

Bahamian Culture: Get to Know the People, Traditions, and History of the Bahamas

By Mary Webber
The Bahamas is located in the Atlantic off the eastern coast of Florida and is roughly parallel to Cuba. It consists of around 700 islands and cays, with some 2,400 reefs and rock formations.
Cuba Culture: Explore the Rich History and Tradition of the Caribbean Nation

Cuba Culture: Explore the Rich History and Tradition of the Caribbean Nation

By Mary Webber
Cuba is known for having a rich culture which is largely a combination of African and Spanish influences.
Nicaragua: Everything to Know About Its Culture, History, and People

Nicaragua: Everything to Know About Its Culture, History, and People

By Mary Webber
Nicaragua is known for being the largest country in Central America, bordered by Costa Rica and Honduras.

AAPI Victory Alliance Celebrates House Passage of Rep. Grace Meng’s Asian American Museum Bill

By Jessel Thomas
The House of Representatives has passed H.R. 3525, a bill which seeks to create the first national museum dedicated to preserving the history, culture, and accomplishments of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI).
Culture of Haiti: Here's What You Need to Know About Its People, History, and Tradition

Culture of Haiti: Here's What You Need to Know About Its People, History, and Tradition

By Mary Webber
Haiti has a rich history, with its culture being a mixture of African, Taino and European traditions due to the French colonization.
Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi Make History as 1st Women Behind a President at Joint Address

Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi Make History as 1st Women Behind a President at Joint Address

By Jess Smith
Vice President Kamala Harris and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made history as the first women to share center stage in Congress during a presidential address.

This Day in History May 6: Opening of The English Channel, Some Important Sports Events, and More

By Olive Marie
Aside from the Channel Tunnel opening, here are some of the unforgettable happenings that took place in the past years, decades, and even centuries.

This Day in History – May 5: What Happened on This Date Over the Years?

By Olive Marie
Other than Cinco de Mayo, other events also took place on this date in different years. Here are some of the unforgettable highlights on this date in the past decades.

Today in History – May 4: The Kent State Shootings and More

By Olive Marie
This day marks the commemoration of the Kate State University shooting. Other events from previous years on this same date have also been highlighted here.
Bolivia's former President Evo Morales arrives at Mendoza for a rally with members of the Bolivian community, in Mendoza

Giving Political Refuge Is Something Mexico Has Always Done

By Andrea Ano
Mexico becomes a ‘runaway’ for foreigners.
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