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Samantha Henman

Samantha Henman has been a senior editor and copywriter at Factinate Media Group since 2018. Prior to coming on board, she was the digital coordinator at a full-service auction house. Her MA in Art History is from Concordia University, where her area of study was contemporary Canadian art. She’s also worked as a translator, editor, and writer for a stable of commercial clients.

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Flight 19 disappeared under mysterious circumstances—and there’s still no trace of it 80 years later.

Hidden behind walnut trees in the middle of Arizona, there's a 900-year-old village carved into canyon walls.

The States With The Best Quality Of Life—According To Data

My bag fit carry-on size, but the airline made me check it and charged me—because it didn’t fit under the seat. Aren’t overhead bins for carry-ons?

Scientists finally unlocked the secret of what made Roman concrete almost indestructible.

Scientists found clues in old boxes of bones that may explain why most large mammals vanished in the last 60,000 years.

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