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The most-cited record for the greatest number of children born to one woman is 69, attributed to the first wife of Feodor (or Fyodor) Vassilyev between 1725 and 1765; Guinness World Records lists 69 c...
has anchored its reporting about ’s role in ‑ and Israel‑ backchannels on a trove of leaked emails and files from a hack of former Israeli prime minister ’s inbox—material published via the /DDoS rele...
The Guinness World Records recognizes the wife of Russian peasant Feodor (commonly named Valentina Vassilyev) as the woman who gave birth to the most children — 69 children from 27 pregnancies — makin...
Reporting shows a handful of identifiable Russian buyers and oligarchs have put roughly $95–$100 million into Trump-branded real estate in the United States, most notably Dmitry Rybolovlev’s $95 milli...
Virginia’s reported clinician‑provided abortions rose from about 33,390 in 2023 to roughly 38,920–39,000 in 2024, a jump of about 5,490 procedures or roughly 16% driven largely by out‑of‑state patient...
Available reporting does not provide a single, authoritative tally of how many U.S. law‑enforcement officers were arrested for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or other crimes against children over ...
The n Revolution of 1917 was not the work of a single actor but a two-stage collapse: a broad social-political uprising in that toppled the tsar and installed a provisional government, followed by an ...
’s -efficacy">Enteromix vaccine has been publicly touted by Russian agencies and state-linked media as showing dramatic preclinical and very early clinical success, including claims of 100% efficacy a...
The term "" names the 1917 seizure of power in by ’s and derives from the party name "Bolsheviks," itself from the Russian bolshinstvo meaning "majority," a label that emerged after an early split in ...
Community policing and community-focused public-safety initiatives are one among several tools Democratic-led cities have used since 2020 and have plausibly contributed to violent-crime declines in pl...
The Trump Organization’s documented dealings with Russian individuals and companies fall into two categories: transactions tied to Russian purchasers and partners in Trump-branded projects outside Rus...
The sharp rise in U.S. homicides that began in 2020 was uneven across cities: some places recorded record counts or double‑digit spikes in 2020–2021 (notably Albuquerque, Milwaukee, Memphis, Indianapo...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) has a documented and continuing mission presence connected to Russia: mission calls to Russia date to the 1840s, the first recorded baptisms in th...
There is no single, sealed “maker’s archive” published by the original House of Fabergé that comprehensively lists every Imperial Egg; researchers rely on a mix of Fabergé’s invoices and notebooks, im...
Architectural historians trace the global spread of styles by following documentary trails—archaeological publications, travel accounts, pattern books, and school records—and by reading buildings as e...
The question “ Revolution” receives very different answers depending on what is being counted: the near‑immediate seizure of power in in November 1917 was largely bloodless, while the subsequent , (19...
There is no single authoritative roster of "still-missing" Imperial Fabergé eggs because contemporary sources disagree about how many of the Imperial series remain unlocated and which specific example...
Neuro Max’s manufacturing identity is muddled across the public record: a few third‑party reviews identify a supplement-maker called Fyvus and assert U.S. GMP manufacture, while vendor pages and later...
The Internet Research Agency (IRA) in St. Petersburg ran a targeting the 2016 U.S. election that combined fabricated social‑media personas, targeted advertising, stolen and laundered financial identif...