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Genre of films set primarily in the 19th century American West
Russian forces control roughly 19–20% of Ukraine as of mid-December 2025, having gained several thousand square kilometers during 2024–25 and continuing modest, steady territorial advances through lat...
Multiple imaging and casting studies report measurable differences in vaginal, labial and pelvic-floor dimensions across ethnic groups—for example, ethnic Chinese women in a comparative study had vagi...
China and Russia have kept Venezuela’s crude flowing and its joint ventures afloat through investment, technical support, and contracts that sidestep Western firms — stabilising PDVSA output near ~1 m...
has long declared an ideological enemy and has inspired or directed attacks on and Israeli interests abroad, but its record shows relatively few direct, successful operations against the State of Isra...
The Obama administration responded to criticism of civilian casualties from drone strikes by releasing official casualty estimates and some policy explanations while continuing contested practices lik...
The claim " was never racist" is false as an absolute statement: ideology officially rejected racism, but Stalin-era policies and practices produced racialized outcomes—including , nationalizing of tr...
Ukraine cannot be separated from the international political, economic and military context in assessing whether it can “win” against Russia on its own: Russia occupies almost 20% of Ukrainian territo...
The “Enochian books” principally denote the collection known as the Book of Enoch (1 Enoch), a multi‑section ancient Jewish apocalyptic corpus attributed to the antediluvian figure and preserved compl...
The question of whether caused the – war cannot be answered with a simple yes or no: repeatedly cited NATO expansion and the prospect of as a principal grievance prior to the 2022 full-scale invasion,...
left Portugal’s surface transport network battered: long‑distance between and remain suspended with multiple regional lines also out of service, while both and are operating but under constraints from...
are associated with measurable differences in in multiple small-to-moderate studies, but they are neither the sole nor necessarily the dominant drivers of anatomical variation; age, parity and BMI con...
Countries that adopt policies commonly labeled “” tend to show clearer, faster changes in social indicators—expanded universal health care, broader education access, and lower measured inequality—whil...
Cultural factors shape partner body-size preferences by directing what bodies are portrayed as desirable (media and internalization), by structuring material conditions that make different body sizes ...
Multiple lines of contemporary research show that vaginal and pelvic anatomy vary between populations and that childbirth—especially vaginal delivery—produces measurable, sometimes persistent changes ...
Major U.S. cable news hosts covering the Russia–Ukraine war display recurring patterns—ideological polarization of framing, selective sourcing that amplifies a U.S.-centric narrative, and uneven atten...
Contemporary scholars and commentators detect strong echoes of 1930s fascism—rising far-right movements, anti-immigrant scapegoating, and leader-centric rhetoric—but they also insist important structu...
Ukraine’s full‑scale war with Russia began in February 2022 and by December 2025 remains a grinding, attritional conflict with steady front‑line fighting and high human and materiel costs; ISW and all...
Ukraine retains plausible paths to victory but faces serious constraints: ISW judges Russian battlefield gains limited (Russia gained just 0.77% of Ukrainian territory in 2025) and says a Russian vict...
A series of KIIS polls from late 2024 through 2025 show growing willingness among some Ukrainians to consider territorial concessions to end the war — KIIS reported about 38% open to conceding some te...