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Private research university in Provo, Utah, United States
The widely circulated “Albert Pike letter to Mazzini” that supposedly predicts three world wars has no verifiable primary-source trail in major institutional collections; searches and Freedom of Infor...
is a scientist and professor focused on and , known for research, public-facing writing, and media appearances; his academic affiliation and research focus on mechanisms behind obesity, type 2 diabete...
A letter widely attributed to 19th‑century Freemason Albert Pike that allegedly predicts three world wars — including a future clash between “political Zionism” and Islam — is a modern forgery in the ...
Robert Edward Grant is presented across multiple profiles as a contemporary polymath: a businessman who began in healthcare and medical technology, has held senior executive roles including President ...
The documentary trail for Albert Pike’s 1870s correspondence is scattered across university special collections, state archives and historical societies that hold dated letters and finding aids; sever...
A straightforward verification starts with the claims themselves: Robert Edward Grant’s bios and press materials consistently say he holds a BA from Brigham Young University and an MBA (with honors) f...
Three categories of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have assessed exogenous beta‑hydroxybutyrate (BHB) salts and weight/body‑composition outcomes: small-to-moderate short trials that report fat‑lo...
Publicly accessible primary records tied to ’s activities in appear in institutional archives and nonprofit disclosures: a Jerusalem Center file set that includes memos and donor correspondence naming...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) was founded in 2012 by Charlie Kirk, with Bill Montgomery involved early on in paperwork and mentorship; the organization’s origin story does not, in the available reporting,...
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...
Public criticisms of BYU students and LDS members working with Turning Point USA have centered on concerns that , prompting pushback from students, faculty, and community observers; reporting from opi...
The early Mormon church’s history in Utah included that shaped territorial laws and ecclesiastical practice; recent primary-source work shows leaders like Brigham Young and Orson Pratt publicly clashe...
practices withdrawal of membership—historically called —as its most serious form of church , reserved for “serious sins” or willful apostasy and intended to protect the church, the innocent, and to en...
students who affiliate with ) have faced criticism that ranges from amplifying contested national controversies — including allegations that TPUSA associates with far‑right actors and runs tactics tha...
Yes — the available reporting shows demographic differences in married couples’ willingness to experiment sexually: age, cultural background (including race/ethnicity and norms), religion and related ...
Two different professionals named Paul Cox appear in the reporting: Paul Alan Cox, Ph.D., an ethnobotanist who has pivoted to plant-based research into neurodegenerative disease and directs Brain Chem...
Yes: a widely published researcher named Paul Alan Cox has spent decades doing ethnobotanical and ethnopharmacological research focused on discovering medicines from traditional cultures and island pe...
Dr. Paul Alan Cox is a prolific ethnobotanist and researcher credited in sources with "over 180" to "over 250" scientific papers, reviews and books; he also founded the Institute for Ethnomedicine and...
Paul Alan Cox earned a B.S. in Botany and Philosophy from Brigham Young University, an M.Sc. in Ecology at the University of Wales (Bangor) as a Fulbright Fellow, and an A.M. and Ph.D. (Biology) from ...
Available reporting in the provided results does not describe a single specific "new ballroom" project, nor does it state explicitly whether any newly built ballroom will be used for cultural performa...