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All people with "Black" identity do not exclusively originate from the modern continent labeled Africa today: the overwhelming majority of Black populations worldwide trace ancestry to Africa via anci...
Global data on average erect penis length cluster tightly around roughly 13–14 cm (5.1–5.5 in), with most country-level estimates falling within a medically “normal” range and only modest regional dif...
The Hague’s permanent criminal court, the International Criminal Court (ICC), has not tried a U.S. citizen as a defendant in The Hague because the United States is not a party to the Rome Statute, tho...
Satellites in the GRACE mission recorded a large, transient gravity anomaly off the west coast of Africa that appeared in data covering about 2006–2008 and stretched thousands of kilometers; researche...
There is no clear, verifiable count in the supplied reporting for how many Christians were killed in the country of Niger in 2024; the material instead concentrates on killings of Christians in Nigeri...
Kony 2012 did not accomplish its central objective of bringing Joseph Kony to justice and is widely described as a failed campaign on that measure; . Contemporary analyses add nuance: the Lord’s Resis...
Genetic studies show that uniparental markers (Y‑DNA and mtDNA) among peoples linked to the Levant and Europe display contrasting patterns: many Levantine male lineages carry haplogroups associated wi...
The terminal SNP label cannot be cleanly equated to “Germanic” or “Celtic” in the way everyday language treats those terms, because R1b is a deep paternal lineage that split into many subclades long b...
Yes — people who identify or are classified as Black can have predominantly non‑African genetic ancestry. Large genetic surveys show many self‑identified African Americans average about 73% African an...
1a2a1a1a4 appears to be a deep Y‑chromosome subclade within the broadly Western‑European R1b family, and the highest frequencies of the parent R1b lineages are found in Western and —, , , , , , parts ...
Several established fact‑checking outlets and verification organizations have documented, investigated, or developed tools to detect synthetic media used to impersonate journalists; prominent names ap...
Available pharmacovigilance studies and case series show that serious neurological adverse events after ivermectin have been reported but are rare and often occur in specific contexts: co‑infection wi...
Available country- and clinic-based reporting consistently shows larger s in and parts of , and smaller average sizes in and , but the underlying datasets are fragmented, inconsistent and driven stron...
Available global datasets and medical imaging studies do not identify a single ethnic group as definitively having the ""; country-level compilations and radiologic research instead point to smaller a...
’s prime minister has publicly framed as a central pillar of economic resilience, linking open markets, -led multilateralism and targeted outreach to non‑European partners to reduce vulnerability to g...
Fact‑checkers from outlets including , , , , and others have uniformly judged ’s repeated assertions that he “” six, seven or eight wars in 2025 to be exaggerated and misleading, while acknowledging h...
Published case series and pharmacovigilance studies document human neurological adverse events after ivermectin, including confusion, ataxia, seizures, stupor/coma and encephalopathy; some reports lin...
Monaco is reported as the country (micronation) with the highest average life expectancy—about 86.5–87 years in 2025—typically credited to extreme wealth, universal access to high‑quality healthcare, ...
Islamist terrorism remained a dominant and evolving global threat in 2024–2025, with the Islamic State and its affiliates responsible for some of the deadliest attacks and highest casualty totals — th...
The conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR) is best described as a political and social struggle that has been framed and intensified along religious lines rather than a pure theological war; f...