US of Ed SPECIAL: Ruth Bader Ginsburg
"Her steady hand on issues of social justice, civil justice, her pioneering ways." From humble beginnings…
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This Day in History, September 25th
Today, or so the scribes say, the Roman Senate chose the emperor’s successor for the last…
US of Ed: Battle for the Court
"The nuclear option is the only one remaining." Sadly, this week saw the passing of Supreme…
The Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Sad news over the weekend with the news American Supreme Court Justice and icon Ruth Bader…
This Day in History, September 18th
Firing up the Flux Capacitor and heading back to the... past, today, Constantine defeated Licinius at…
US of Ed: War and Peace
"People know violence breeds violence and for the president to be on the side, one way…
This Day in History, September 11th
A day stamped hard into the history books, today the Roman Empire suffered its greatest ever…
What the Navalny Poisoning Means For Russia
Last month, Russian opposition leader and anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny seemingly fell ill while on a…
This Day in History, September 4th
Flipping through pages in the history books, today we find the Battle of Lenzen demolished Slavic…
US of Ed: American Carnage
"They're trying to scare the American electorate into a victory." Violent scenes from Portland and Kenosha…
Do Australians Have a “Right” to Travel?
Have you cancelled travel plans or missed out on a holiday this year because of COVID-19?…
Organic Farming and the Circular Economy
Droughts, bushfires, Climate Change, we hear all the time about how hard it’s getting for Australian…