James Karuga

Written by James Karuga

In 1824, Andrew Jackson (left) received far more popular votes than John Q. Adams (right), yet lost in a 4-man race by way of what Jackson called a corrupt bargain.

Politics

Closest US Presidential Elections In History

Lanterns at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Kyoto.

Society

Japanese Cultures, Customs and Traditions

Flag of Antigua and Barbuda.

Politics

What Type of Government Does Antigua and Barbuda Have?

A young American soybean farmer checks in on his burgeoning crop.

Economics

10 Countries With Largest Soybean Production

The ruins of the Ggantija Temples are some of the world's oldest buildings.

Travel

The 10 Oldest Buildings in the World

From apperances in Aesop's Fables to Alice in Wonderland, the European Hare's widespread range has made it into a cultural icon throughout many nations.

Environment

European Hare Facts: Animals of Europe

In recent years, gluten free products have become increasingly more common.

Society

What is Gluten?

The capybara, the world's largest rodent.

Environment

Largest Rodents in the World

A Guanaco stands by the waterside in the Patagonian steppes of Chile.

Environment

Guanaco Facts: Animals of South America

A moorland in Scotland, United Kingdom.

Environment

What Is A Moorland?

A Lemming feeds in the Swedish mountains.

Environment

Lemming Facts: Animals of the Arctic

Metro Manila. Manila, in the Philippines, has grown into one of the world's largest cities.

World Facts

Where are the Most Populated Cities in the World?

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