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Several U.S. states have introduced or passed legislation addressing atmospheric spraying, geoengineering, or so‑called “chemtrails” between 2014 and mid‑2025; the most consistently documented actions...
Available reporting does not provide a reliable, population‑level percentage for how many couples “cuckold” or practice cuckolding; most pieces discuss definitions, anecdote, or small surveys rather t...
Reporting shows a large and growing wave of state-level proposals targeting “geoengineering” and related weather-modification activities: outlets and trackers count anywhere from about 10 states up to...
Seven states had no Republican members in the U.S. House of Representatives following the 2024 elections: Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Rhode Island. Thi...
Nine states still tax at least some Social Security benefits as of the 2025 tax year, though the rules differ widely by state and income; West Virginia is completing a legislated phase‑out so it will ...
Claims that Jews were "largely" or predominantly responsible for the European slave trade from the 14th through 17th centuries do not stand up to careful historical scrutiny: evidence shows Jewish par...
Several recent reports say an expanding group of US states have introduced or advanced legislation that would restrict or ban atmospheric geoengineering and related activity; counts vary by source but...
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...
Federal rules affecting how much of Social Security is taxed at the federal level will change in 2026 (including a new senior deduction and a shift in taxable wage base), and most states already do no...
The U.S. experiences roughly 46,000–47,000 firearm deaths annually in recent years, which translates to about 13–14 gun deaths per 100,000 people on a national, per‑capita basis (13.7 per 100,000 in 2...
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...
State SNAP agencies require medical documentation to establish an ABAWD (Able-Bodied Adult Without Dependents) medical exemption at recertification; that typically means a completed Medical Exemption/...
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...
Fourteen states plus Washington, D.C. have at some point used state-only funds or state programs to provide public health coverage to people with “unsatisfactory immigration status” (including undocum...
Gas stations cannot automatically sell 7‑hydroxymitragynine (7‑OH) products in all states; the legal landscape is a patchwork of outright bans, state-level limits on 7‑OH content, age and product‑type...
As of the reporting in these sources, Tennessee and Florida have enacted state laws that ban at least some forms of solar geoengineering — including language covering stratospheric aerosol injection (...
Since 2000, state-level activity on banning “geoengineering” or atmospheric spraying has been intermittent but has surged since 2024: Tennessee enacted a ban in early 2024 (reported as the first state...
State action through 2024–2025 produced a patchwork of for undocumented immigrants: several states and D.C. fund full coverage for children, a smaller set funds adults wholly with state dollars, and a...
State-level data and recent summaries disagree on exact rankings, but the strongest, converging evidence points to as among the states with the highest shares of voters registered as independents (no ...
Seven states are expected to tax at least some Social Security benefits in 2026: Connecticut, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Utah and Vermont; West Virginia completes a phase‑out in 202...