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Ground News matches each outlet’s bias and factuality ratings by averaging three independent monitoring organizations: AllSides, Ad Fontes Media and Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC) . The platform highlig...
Randomized trials show inconsistent or modest effects of masks at the individual level, while larger syntheses and public-health bodies conclude masks and respirators reduce transmission—especially wh...
Rachel Maddow’s reporting on the Russia‑Ukraine war mixes live commentary and sourcing that sits amid a large ecosystem of verified reporting and persistent misinformation; independent fact‑checking o...
Large-scale and systematic studies converge on two clear points: women’s penis-size preferences are variable across individuals and contexts, and the average preference—when measured—tends to be only ...
Several established platforms—Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC), AllSides, Ground News—and newer academic tools like the PLOS One large‑scale AI model and the CHI Media Bias Detector offer distinct approac...
Scientific studies show mixed evidence linking penis size (length and girth) to women’s sexual pleasure: some surveys and preference studies find modest preferences for larger girth or length in certa...
The evidence suggests , but research is inconsistent, limited by small samples and indirect measures; multiple studies report female concern or preference regarding width while large epidemiological w...
Scientific reviews and surveys show penis size is rarely the primary driver of partner sexual satisfaction; many studies and meta-analyses conclude size “is not the primary determinant” and that facto...
There is peer-reviewed research on women's penis-size preferences, notably a 2015 PLOS One study using 3D models that found modest differences by relationship context, but there is comparable to broad...
Women’s stated preferences for penis size are not uniform; studies show . Large cross-cultural reviews and meta-analyses report geographic differences in average penile dimensions and emphasize that ....
Available reporting and peer‑reviewed surveys show two concurrent facts: visible MAGA symbolism has been the target of numerous assaults and removals in publicized incidents (Newsweek) , while represe...
Available research finds no simple answer to “which side has more mentally challenged people.” Large, recent surveys and peer‑reviewed studies show liberals/self‑identified leftists often report highe...
Research using 3D models and cross‑sectional surveys finds a consistent "ideal" erect length near 6.1–6.3 inches (≈15.5–16 cm) and girth near ~4.8–5 in reported samples, but variation exists by study ...
Dr. Michael A. Israetel has a documented record of peer‑reviewed scholarly work, including a doctoral dissertation awarded in August 2013 and multiple coauthored journal articles in strength‑and‑condi...
Large, population-scale investigations into penis-size preferences and partner sexual satisfaction are surprisingly sparse: the field combines a few very large surveys (including one of ~52,000 people...
Two streams of peer‑reviewed work address L‑serine and BMAA in the context of human neurodegenerative disease: laboratory and animal mechanistic studies that show BMAA can substitute for L‑serine in p...
Three main approaches—3D haptic/visual models, survey self-reports, and physiological/direct measurement—each produce useful but incomplete information about genital size preferences; the strongest in...
Available databases and government-funded research show mass shootings in the U.S. have become more common since mid‑20th century, with multiple analyses reporting that “more than half” of public mass...
Archaeological and scientific reporting shows that the famous “heads” of Easter Island (Rapa Nui) are, in most cases, complete statues whose torsos and lower parts lie buried by centuries of sediment ...
Paideia (the European Institute for Jewish Studies in Sweden) participated in and hosted research-related events from 2023–2025 — notably the Nordic Jewish Studies Network workshop in April 2023 and a...