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The horrors of medieval law you never learned about
Behind the castles and chivalry, the Middle Ages were defined by extreme cruelty, legalized torture, and ruthless punishment.
During the YouTube broadcast of Friday’s game, NFL rules analyst Terry McAulay explained that Tart may have gotten away with the hit because he used an open fist instead of a closed one. “According to ...
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The torture device that terrified Europe
The rack was one of the most feared torture devices of the Middle Ages. Victims were strapped down while their limbs were ...
In case of abuse, Before reflecting on that singular horror from decades ago, consider the unconscionable record of the ...
(Note: This post is Part 1 of the two-part series “Historical and Modern Voices of Reason Against Israel’s Death Penalty Bill ...
In “Tax the Rich, Like Me” (Opinion guest essay, Dec. 22), Mitt Romney argues that higher taxes on the wealthy may be necessary to avert fiscal disaster. I agree with the conclusion — but for a far ...
A conference held in Belgrade under the title “Politicization of the war crime in Srebrenica,” organized by the so-called Eurasian Security Forum, represents one of the most serious and most explicit ...
Missouri linebacker Damon Wilson II accuses Georgia of illegal punishment in transfer portal lawsuit
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri pass rusher Damon Wilson II claims that the athletic department at Georgia is trying to illegally punish him for entering the transfer portal in a lawsuit filed by the ...
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Detroit Lions had one of the strangest games of the 2025 NFL season on Sunday, and one player will be out for the rest of the regular season due to off-field actions.
Steelers beat Lions 29-24 for their third straight win, earning ninth season victory. Alex Highsmith received a tripping penalty against Jared Goff, possibly facing a fine. NFL will announce any fines ...
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