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Magna Carta doesn’t mean you can ‘legally overthrow’ a ‘tyrannical’ government

Online claims have been made about a section of Magna Carta that has been irrelevant for more than 800 years.Source

Video of explosion at Nova Kakhovka Dam is from 2022

The recent breaching of the dam has led to months-old footage being shared hundreds of times.Source

25 Interesting Historical Photos – Part 370

Here are this week’s interesting historical photos. For part 369, click here. 1. A Japanese woman carrying her children in a bucket on her head, Japan, the 1900s. 2. Justin Trudeau, son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, receives Cuban President Fidel Castro during the state funeral of the former Prime Minister, Notre-Dame Basilica, Montreal,…… Read More »

WTF Fun Fact 13402 – Woman Survives on Wine and Candy

A woman survived 5 days on wine and lollipops. Click to read the full fact. The post WTF Fun Fact 13402 – Woman Survives on Wine and Candy appeared first on WTF Fun Facts. Source

The total asylum initial decision backlog has increased since December

The home secretary’s claim that the backlog is down by 17,000 refers only to applications made before 28 June 2022.Source

Claims about King Charles’s inheritance need context

Posts on social media are making several claims about King Charles’s inheritance but they are missing vital context.Source

WTF Fun Fact 13401 – European Sex Championship

An unofficial European Sex Championship is about to start in Sweden. Click to read the full fact. The post WTF Fun Fact 13401 – European Sex Championship appeared first on WTF Fun Facts. Source

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Revival of History: The Unearthing of America’s Oldest Time Capsule

In 1795, a time capsule, which is currently the oldest in the United States, was concealed in the Massachusetts State House’s cornerstone by Governor Samuel Adams and Paul Revere. It was inadvertently discovered in 2014 during a repair job on a water leak by workers. The revealing of the time capsule’s contents was undertaken in… Read More »

From ‘Nutella’ to ‘Ella’: French Court’s Intervention in Baby Naming

In France, a judicial ruling prohibited a couple from naming their daughter “Nutella,” leading to a mandated change of her name to “Ella.” This decision was taken in the parents’ absence, as they did not attend the hearing. The judge reasoned that the name Nutella would inevitably expose the girl to mockery or derogatory perceptions.… Read More »