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A loose but active global cloud-seeding landscape in 2025 spans dozens of countries — led by state-scale programs in China, the UAE, India, Australia and multiple U.S. states — with the World Meteorol...
ICE operated a large, dispersed network of detention facilities in and before 2024, ranging from dedicated ICE processing centers to county jails holding immigration detainees; reporting and advocacy ...
Tesla operates multiple large vehicle and battery production sites worldwide, with active vehicle production at Fremont (California), Gigafactory Shanghai (China), Gigafactory Berlin‑Brandenburg (Germ...
Reports of “giant” human skeletons have circulated for centuries, but mainstream archaeology and expert fact-checking find no verified evidence of a lost race of multi‑meter giants; many sensational 1...
The available materials do not supply a definitive, state-by-state ranking of ; the closest direct data points are older state per-capita welfare figures and varied state-level Medicaid and welfare sp...
Tesla’s 2025 factory landscape is a mix of confirmed plant expansions and exploratory proposals: a substantial enlargement of Giga Berlin with on‑site battery work, local reporting of a new Texas mega...
Archaeologists have on occasion uncovered human skeletons that are unusually large relative to contemporaneous populations, but confirmed examples are rare and usually have scientific explanations suc...
Hillary Clinton won the national popular vote in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, receiving roughly 65.8 million votes (about 48.5%) to Donald Trump’s roughly 63.0 million (about 46.4%), a margin ...
A plurality of U.S. states have some form of “stop-and-identify” statute that allows police who have reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity to require a stopped person to identify them...
The analyses present three recurring claims: recent battleground states show as of September 2025, California’s registration remains with Democrats at roughly 45.3% and Republicans 25.2% as of Februar...
Most recent reporting and trackers identify among the most gerrymandered states, with recurring mentions of Texas, New York, Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, Ohio, and Nevada as highly distorted as well....
U.S. law uniformly treats marriages between biological siblings as void and—where defined—criminal, with nearly all states prohibiting incestuous marriage and criminalizing sexual relations between cl...
Yes — under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed February 2, 1848 the United States agreed to pay Mexico $15 million "in consideration of the extension acquired by the boundaries of the United State...
The best contemporaneous reporting and data reviews find no state in 2020 with widespread or outcome‑changing voter fraud; investigators and fact‑checks instead identified a tiny number of isolated in...
State-run weather modification in the United States today is largely a patchwork of cloud‑seeding programs administered by state agencies, local water districts and multi‑county authorities—examples i...
Amazon announced in January 2025 that it was closing all seven of its warehouses and logistics operations in Quebec, laying off about 1,700 employees; unions, federal and provincial officials and inve...
Archaeological reporting does not identify a single uncontested “largest recorded human skeleton”; claims range from well-documented pathological individuals (ancient cases of gigantism) to contested ...
Fourteen states and the District of Columbia permitted in-person voting without routine presentation of an identity document during the 2024–2025 cycle, relying instead on signature matching, voter ro...
Thirty-four U.S. states still allow marriage under age 18, and four states—California, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Oklahoma—have been reported as having when parental or judicial approval is availabl...
Police and federal agents may lawfully demand identification when the encounter rises to a lawful Terry stop—that is, when officers have reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity—because ...