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Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald on November 24, 1963; Ruby himself gave several motives — most prominently that he acted out of rage at Kennedy’s murder or to spare Jacqueline Kennedy the trauma of a...
Social media claims that protesters are “paid” have been a recurring motif across multiple high‑profile events and are commonly amplified without robust evidence; independent fact‑checkers repeatedly ...
Aluminum foil can act like a Faraday cage in some practical, limited situations—especially for blocking higher‑frequency radio waves—provided the foil is continuous, well‑sealed, and in some uses laye...
There is no federal law that generally forces U.S. citizens to carry an ID at all times; however, federal rules require a REAL ID–compliant state license or another acceptable identity document (for e...
Medically, most people who are “not pooping” for a few days are experiencing constipation; clinicians often flag three days without a bowel movement as concerning and note stool can take 2–5 days to t...
Algeria’s flag and Pakistan’s flag both use green, white and a crescent-and-star motif common in many Muslim-majority countries, but available reporting shows their designs differ in layout and origin...
Adrenochrome is a real chemical produced by oxidation of adrenaline, studied briefly mid-20th century and synthesis is straightforward; it has no proven anti‑aging or rejuvenating properties and no cr...
Most medical and science outlets say swallowed gum does not sit in your body for years; a single piece usually transits the gut in about 24–72 hours (many sources cite roughly 40 hours to 3 days) and ...
The long-running claim that swallowed chewing gum “stays in your stomach for seven years” is false: medical experts and science writers say gum is not digested but is moved through the gut and usually...
No historical government listed in the available reporting fully achieved Marx’s end-goal of a stateless, moneyless, classless communist society; modern “communist” states instead adopted state owners...
Scientists and science communicators generally say humans cannot literally "see" an extra spatial fourth dimension with our 3‑D senses, though mathematics and experiments can describe and even simulat...
Scientific literature and expert reviews treat persistent aircraft trails as contrails—ice-crystal clouds formed from engine exhaust—whose climate effects (generally a net warming) are actively studie...
"An Inconvenient Truth" is Al Gore’s documentary and companion book that presented scientific evidence and moral urgency about human-caused climate change and won widespread attention, including two A...
Allegations that protesters in 2026 are being paid en masse have circulated widely, but available reporting shows a mix: isolated instances and firms that have organized paid participants exist, long-...
Allegations in 2026 that many protesters are “paid” have become a prominent political line after the fatal Minneapolis shooting and ensuing demonstrations, but available reporting shows a mix of unver...
The Dodge Polara nameplate was chosen as a marketing reference to the Polaris (Pole) star to tap into early-1960s Space Race excitement, a decision attributed in multiple sources to Dodge/Chrysler mar...
The quickest quarter‑mile time appearing in the supplied reporting is 11.81 seconds, recorded by a raced 1962 Plymouth Fury Max Wedge according to its current owners and Hot Rod’s reporting ; this fig...
Public records documenting political-group payments to protest organizers since 2020 exist in several official and third‑party forms—most prominently Federal Election Commission filings, nonprofit tax...
Major news organizations verify claims about “paid protesters” by checking documentary trails, contacting organizers and institutions, scrutinizing multimedia and timelines, and relying on established...
The short answer: an itchy nose is far more likely to be a mundane physical sensation than a reliable sign someone is thinking or talking about you; the idea that "someone is thinking of you" is a wid...