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American inventor and businessman (1847–1931)
Active Trump supporters in 2024 are portrayed across multiple analyses as a coalition anchored in white, non-college, older voters but one that made compared with prior cycles, with variations in repo...
Yes— in 2024, though most national surveys and exit polls show that a plurality or small majority of women backed overall; depending on the source, women favored Harris by roughly 6 to 10 points while...
"Jingle Bells" began in 1857 as a secular "sleighing song" titled "One Horse Open Sleigh" and included verses about drinking, unchaperoned rides and a character named Miss Fanny Bright that are often ...
Pew Research Center’s post‑2024 analysis reports that roughly 79% of Trump voters identified as Christian, while about 52% of Harris voters did . Exit polls and specialized surveys give related but di...
The word "hello" in its modern spelling is first documented in printed English in 1826, but it arrived as part of a family of attention-calling forms (holla, hollo, hallo, hullo) with roots much earli...
Between showed more continuity than rupture: the vast majority of white evangelical voters and many prominent evangelical leaders continued to back in 2020 after having helped elect him in 2016, thoug...
Trump’s strongest 2024 backing came from voters without four‑year college degrees, rural residents, and white voters, with particularly high levels of support among , while he also made notable but sm...
— especially Jewish entrepreneurs from Eastern and Central Europe, alongside financiers and businesspeople from other immigrant communities — supplied the people, capital and social ties that built Ho...
for rose slightly from 2016 to 2020 and then remained a commanding, supermajority level through 2024 according to major national surveys and exit polling; the most commonly reported figures are roughl...
The telephone transformed "hello" from a marginal attention-getter into the default way Europeans and Americans opened remote conversation by virtue of technical need, influential advocates and rapid ...
Exit-poll and validated-voter data show the education gap widened from 2016 to 2024: Trump’s advantage among voters without a college degree grew from about a 7–9 point edge in 2016 (and much larger a...
Prominent evangelical figures who backed Donald Trump in 2016 and again in 2020 included Robert Jeffress, Franklin Graham, Jerry Falwell Jr. (early ally), Paula White‑Cain and other high‑profile pasto...
Multiple modern presidents have been observed dozing or appearing drowsy on camera during official events: recent coverage documents President Donald Trump repeatedly closing his eyes and appearing to...
The total number of people who voted for President in the is best measured two ways: survey-based estimates from the place total turnout at about 154 million voters , while near-final, candidate-level...
No — was not ’s slave; he was an independent African American inventor, draftsman, and patent expert who worked for Edison as an employee and collaborator decades after escaping the conditions of slav...
The was not the creation of a single mind but the product of many incremental inventions; is most often credited because he produced the first commercially practical and an entire system to distribute...
"Jingle Bells" began in the mid‑19th century as "The One‑Horse Open Sleigh" with different verses, a more complex chorus and non‑Christmas subject matter; Pierpont published it in 1857 and the title "...
Donald Trump narrowed the Hispanic vote gap from a roughly 61–36 loss in 2020 to near parity in 2024 (Pew: about 51% Harris vs. 48% Trump in one analysis; other estimates put Trump at 48% of Latino vo...