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Published reporting and genealogical profiles describe Erika Kirk (born Erika Lane Frantzve) as having a mixed European and Middle Eastern background: sources say her father is of Swedish descent and ...
Since 2020 there is no single, universally accepted count of deaths “directly linked” to COVID‑19 vaccines; national autopsy-based reviews and regulatory surveillance offer than raw adverse‑event repo...
Published compilations put average erect penis length for European countries largely in the 13–15 cm (≈5.1–5.9 in) band, with some Western and Southern European nations reported near or above 15 cm wh...
Most countries that regulate pornography set the minimum age for performers and for legal access at 18; several Western European states and many others have introduced or enforced age‑verification sys...
Historians agree that approximately six million Jewish people were murdered during the Holocaust, a figure established and memorialized by major institutions including the United States Holocaust Memo...
Available reporting shows two different snapshots of U.S. troop levels in Europe: government and think‑tank tallies put the force at roughly 65,000–85,000 service members in early–mid 2025, while news...
Most countries in the provided reporting prohibit minors from appearing in explicit adult material and in 2025 many jurisdictions tightened rules to keep under‑18s out of adult websites through age ve...
Available reporting describes Erika Kirk (née Frantzve) as born November 20, 1988, raised in a Catholic family in Arizona by her mother after her parents’ divorce, and of mixed European and Middle Eas...
Large observational studies and some case reports have raised signals that investigators are studying possible links between COVID-19 vaccination and certain cancer outcomes, but major cancer centres ...
Italians are protesting aspects of a rapid digital identity roll‑out — notably the national “It Wallet” pilot and a Europe‑wide move toward mandatory eID wallets by 2026 — amid concerns about privacy,...
In 47 BC Julius Caesar was the dominant Roman leader, campaigning in Egypt and Asia and consolidating power at Rome; he relieved the Siege of Alexandria, fought the Battle of the Nile with Cleopatra’s...
Global, comparable counts of “missing children” by country are sparse and inconsistent: reporting systems differ, many countries lack data, and NGOs warn of under‑ and mis‑reporting . Some available f...
Antifa traces its lineage to anti-fascist activism in 1920s–1940s Europe but today functions as a . Scholarship and contemporary reporting agree Antifa is a broad anti-fascist tendency with local grou...
Fascism is a far‑right, authoritarian political ideology and movement that elevates the nation—or race—above the individual and endorses a powerful, centralized, often dictatorial state paired with su...
Russia is repeatedly identified in available reporting as the European country with the largest Muslim population — sources cite roughly 16 million Muslims in Russia and note it will remain the larges...
Fascism is a modern, militant form of right‑wing nationalism that elevates the state or nation above the individual, centers power in a single leader or party, and enforces social and economic control...
The available analyses present ; instead they contain a mix of jurisdictional figures and related metrics. Massachusetts’s registration dataset lists eligible voters (presented as a statewide total), ...
The available August 2025 reporting documents that Vice President J.D. Vance took multiple trips — described as eight vacations in some pieces — and identifies specific such as a manor renting for abo...
Since 2010 a wave of explicit statutory bans on sexual acts with animals — often framed as clarifying animal‑welfare law — have been enacted in multiple countries and U.S. states; the best documented,...
Ramstein Air Base in Germany is repeatedly identified in the available reporting as the largest U.S. military facility in Europe by personnel and strategic role—sources cite figures such as “over 16,2...