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The most recent, directly cited tally reports in the United States, a figure that includes the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and county equivalents in U.S. territories . The U.S. Census Bureau’...
The 2026 increase in the federal poverty guidelines — used each October to set SNAP income thresholds — raised the monthly gross income ceilings to 130% of the poverty level and net income limits to 1...
SNAP income limits for FY2025 (effective Oct. 1, 2024–Sept. 30, 2025) are published by USDA and show net monthly income limits tied to 100% of the federal poverty level for the 48 contiguous states an...
As of the documents in this file, at least eight U.S. states (California, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Texas, Wisconsin and Alabama) and the U.S. territory of Guam have laws that authorize chemi...
In 2024–2025 the VA broadened presumptive exposure locations beyond Vietnam: the department proposed and in some cases finalized adding U.S. and Royal Thai military bases in Thailand (Jan. 9, 1962–Jun...
Camp Humphreys (South Korea) is identified in multiple sources as the largest U.S. overseas base by area and a leading candidate by population; figures cited include tens of thousands of personnel and...
Dr. Paul Alan Cox has led and helped initiate clinical work focused mainly on the dietary amino acid L‑serine as a potential neuroprotective therapy—trials include a Phase I safety study in ALS and la...
Dr. Paul Alan Cox has led a series of ethnobotany‑driven projects at Brain Chemistry Labs focused on neurodegenerative diseases — notably work on L‑serine as a potential neuroprotective agent and the ...
Paul Alan Cox is an ethnobotanist who leads Brain Chemistry Labs (Institute for Ethnomedicine) and has promoted research into environmental toxins (notably BMAA) and the amino acid L‑serine as potenti...
A number of U.S. states have laws that allow chemical castration to be required as a condition of parole or sentence for certain sex offenses, typically those against young children; states repeatedly...
Most authoritative U.S. government tabulations place SNAP participation at about in mid‑2025 with fiscal‑year 2024 averages matching that figure; participation held roughly steady year‑over‑year and f...
Available reporting consistently identifies Paul Alan Cox as leader/executive director of Brain Chemistry Labs (also called Brain Chemistry Labs of the Institute for Ethnomedicine) and as Director or ...
Paul Alan Cox has an extensive publication record on cyanobacterial neurotoxins (notably BMAA) and ethnobotany that links environmental exposure to neurodegenerative disease; his team at Brain Chemist...
At least eight U.S. states have long-standing statutes that allow chemical castration for certain sex offenders — most commonly as a condition of parole or sentence reduction — with California and Flo...
The U.S. House has a fixed 435 voting members, while the House also includes non-voting delegates from territories and the Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico; sources note the House’s 435 voting sea...
Federal SNAP income standards for FY2025 set net monthly income limits at 100% of the Federal Poverty Level and gross monthly limits at 130% of FPL for the 48 contiguous states and D.C.; states also m...
In 2025 the most consistent finding across the provided analyses is that the U.S. House of Representatives includes , yielding a set of seven members with limited floor voting rights relative to the 4...
Two competing narratives emerge in the supplied analyses: one set reports the 2025 statutory maximum SNAP allotments (after the October 2025 Cost-of-Living Adjustment) with a in the contiguous U.S., w...
Dr. Paul Alan Cox has led and been associated with multiple human clinical trials testing L‑serine for neurodegenerative diseases: a Phase I safety trial in ALS and a 125‑patient FDA‑approved Phase II...
Taylor Swift’s case highlights a patchwork of protections: most U.S. states have “revenge porn” laws and some (including New York and Illinois) have amended statutes to cover AI-generated images, but ...