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Island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea
Different compilations of 2024-era data point to very different “highest” and “lowest” rape‑per‑capita rankings because national legal definitions, reporting practices and recent law changes make dire...
Presidents have repeatedly deployed U.S. forces abroad without a specific new congressional authorization since the War Powers Resolution (WPR) of 1973, relying on , and then notifying Congress under ...
Presidents have repeatedly sent U.S. forces, including Marines, into combat or combat-like operations without a prior formal declaration of war by Congress; Justice Department and congressional-histor...
Reporting links Paolo Zampolli to several controversies: his role as a modeling-agent connector in the 1990s (including introducing Melania Knauss to Donald Trump) has drawn scrutiny because of allege...
Five countries still officially governed by communist parties—China, Cuba, Laos, North Korea and Vietnam—trace uninterrupted single‑party rule from mid‑20th century revolutions to the present, while a...
Since the War Powers Resolution of 1973, presidents of both parties have repeatedly deployed U.S. forces or ordered military strikes without an explicit new declaration of war or fresh congressional a...
Yes—multiple presidents from Nixon onward have been accused of running afoul of the War Powers Resolution (WPR), and the executive response has been consistent: submit statutory reports when political...
Venezuelan-origin cocaine historically moves north from Sucre state and Margarita Island into nearby eastern Caribbean islands (notably Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, ...
Available sources do not mention anyone named "Jentizen Franklyn" or identify a son‑in‑law for that name; the search corpus instead contains entries for similarly spelled names such as Jentezen Frankl...