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President Donald J. Trump delivered a prime-time address from the White House on Dec. 17, 2025, centered on his economic record and plans, aimed at reversing sagging approval ratings and reassuring vo...
Two recent meta-analyses and several contemporary articles converge on this conclusion: , and the available studies report conflicting figures with important methodological flaws. The most rigorous Fe...
Americans as of January 2026 are broadly hostile to how ICE operates: majorities say its tactics are too forceful and a majority disapprove of the agency’s conduct (for example, a YouGov finding showe...
Sen. John Kennedy has publicly scolded fellow Republicans for legislative inaction and urged them to pursue another reconciliation bill so the GOP can act with a simple majority (51 votes), calling re...
Multiple large measurements and meta-analyses place the , with studies reporting typical ranges from about 9 to 10 cm (3.5–3.9 in). Regional samples and measurement methods cause modest variation, but...
Uruguay’s most recommended cities for expats consistently include , with each city offering distinct trade-offs between urban services, beach lifestyle, historic character, and cost of living; Montevi...
The EU’s Entry/Exit biometric policy requires most non-EU visitors, including Americans, to provide , creating new privacy considerations and practical hurdles for travelers; refusal can result in den...
Politics can feel “stupid” — Americans overwhelmingly describe it with negative words like “divisive” and “corrupt,” and many report exhaustion and distrust — but that frustration coexists with reason...
A plain fact — a verifiable statement about reality — is not inherently biased, but the presentation, selection, and interpretation of can introduce bias; scholars and commentators distinguish between...
No large, nationally representative, peer‑reviewed survey appears to have asked specifically whether they "peg"—the academic literature mostly documents small qualitative studies and industry or conve...
Social-media posts that place two images side-by-side — “image-comparison” posts — have repeatedly shaped protests and newsroom coverage by amplifying emotional frames, accelerating mobilization, and ...
The question as posed contains ambiguity about “ice” (literal ice vs. shorthand for the climate issue); available reporting does not address a sudden "fast growing size of ice" specifically, but does ...
Yes—scientific studies routinely detect microplastics in the environment and in human samples, and modeling suggests people ingest and inhale tens of thousands of particles per year; however, the pict...
Americans’ attitudes on immigration are shaped by overlapping concerns about the economy, security, and culture, but no single issue fully explains public opinion; instead partisan identity and media ...
Sleep disorders are a broad group of conditions that disrupt the amount, quality, timing or behaviors of sleep and can range from insomnia and sleep apnea to narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome and par...
Research since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) shows mixed but consistent results: the law reduced uninsurance and appears to have lowered the overall risk of personal bankruptcy for some groups, yet me...
Recent systematic reviews and surveys converge on a global average erect penis length of about , while measurements vary by study method, region and time period. Differences between studies arise from...
The federal agency primarily responsible for stewarding and preserving the White House is the ; it administers "The White House and President's Park" as one of its park sites and is explicitly describ...
The reporting indicates Americans—especially Latino citizens—are fearful of ICE stops after a recent Supreme Court decision and agency rule changes, leading many to carry passports and alter behavior ...
Panama repeatedly appears in recent expat surveys as a top destination for Americans seeking lower costs and higher perceived quality of life, making it based on affordability and expat satisfaction ....