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The short answer: there is no reliable evidence in the provided reporting that the exact English sentence "One of ours, all of yours" was a documented, word‑for‑word Nazi slogan, but the sentiment—col...
The widely circulated claim that former Venezuelan intelligence chief Hugo Carvajal "released" a list naming U.S. senators who received kickbacks from the Maduro regime is unsupported by available rep...
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...
The precise phrase "Uno de los nuestros vale por todos los vuestros" is attributed in some contemporary online accounts to 1930s Falange usage as a violent rallying cry, but available primary and acad...
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...
The English slur now called the “N‑word” originated from Latin niger → Spanish/Portuguese negro and appears in English texts from the 16th–17th centuries as a neutral descriptor; lexicographers date t...
Yes — President Donald Trump publicly styled himself as the “Acting President of Venezuela” by sharing a doctored/mock-up image on his Truth Social account that labeled him as such, a move widely repo...
The phrase "One of ours, all of yours" is a slogan that, in modern debate, is understood primarily as a threat of collective retribution—if a member of the in‑group is harmed, the out‑group will be pu...
Eurostat reports that police-recorded sexual violence in the EU rose 79.2% from 2013 to 2023 and that rape offences more than doubled (a 141% increase) in that period; in 2023 the EU recorded 91,370 r...
Different compilations of 2024-era data point to very different “highest” and “lowest” rape‑per‑capita rankings because national legal definitions, reporting practices and recent law changes make dire...
Claims that Venezuela — and specifically Nicolás Maduro’s government — secretly influenced or “rigged” the 2020 U.S. election circulated as part of broader “Stop the Steal” narratives and were amplifi...
The materials indicate a recognizable surge in right-wing and far-right activity across multiple countries during 2025, visible in electoral gains, mass rallies, violent demonstrations, and the elevat...
Europe is seeing early, rising influenza activity dominated by A(H3N2) “subclade K” (formerly J.2.4.1), which accounted for about one-third of global A/H3N2 sequences May–Nov 2025 and “almost half” of...
Historical scholarship and recent scientific studies converge on one clear point: the archetype of the “first cowboy” is not a lone white American figure invented on the 19th‑century range. Indigenous...
Denmark, Sweden and several other European countries tightened laws against bestiality during the 2010s; Denmark outlawed it in April 2015 with penalties up to one year for a first offence (two for re...
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...
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...
Hugo Chávez’s drive to assert state control over Venezuela’s oil translated, by the mid-2000s, into the takeover or forced relinquishment of foreign-operated projects — most prominently assets run by ...
Mainstream historians and decades of postwar investigation conclude Adolf Hitler died by suicide in his Berlin Führerbunker on 30 April 1945; Soviet recovery of jaw fragments and Allied forensic and w...
Multiple official and quasi-official actors—including at least a handful of national governments, groups of states intervening in litigation, and United Nations fact-finding bodies—have described or l...