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A famous town in the United States for more than 20 years has kept the habit of electing dogs to the most powerful position in town.
Stars Insider has compiled the famous images of people in 'long queues' in world history, from elections, receiving food, waiting for vaccinations or simply enjoying art.
Attorney Andrew D. Basiago - who participated in the 2016 presidential election - confirmed that he was involved in the space-time travel project of the Washington gover…
On December 31, 1999, President Boris Yeltsin suddenly resigned so that the Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin could take over the presidency.
Scientists said the face greatly influenced the social assessments of a person, including elections, according to the BBC.
With the victory in the election earlier this week, Mr. Donald Trump officially became the 45th President of the United States to replace Mr. Barrack Obama.
Few people know that since 1945, the idea of a voting system has appeared, but at the time, it was considered an idea of filling and lack of practicality.
Electors are those who have publicly committed to supporting a candidate beforehand. Each state will appoint a number of electors equal to the total number of state sena…
Speculation that Hillary Clinton will leave the presidential election has emerged after the alleged picture of her collapsing from pneumonia during a September 11 memori…
Recent research by Duke University psychologists (USA) has shown the idea of human destiny exists in all cultures and they develop as a way to deal with difficult deci…
The difference of the sound you hear depends on which hand you are focusing on. This finding may help patients with better stroke communication and improve the language…
Although in the election campaign, Mr. Donald Trump showed concern in space exploration, but an UFO expert confirmed that Trump still wants Hillary Clinton to reveal the…
The only American astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) voted early and said it would be happy to welcome the new president no matter who the election was.
US Space Agency (NASA) will announce plans to build a base above the moon after President Barack Obama is re-elected for a new term.
The picture below gives us the opportunity to admire the technologies that support the casting and counting of US voters in the 2008 presidential election.