First-cousin marriage has sparked considerable debate in various societies, particularly regarding its implications for health, genetics, and social dynamics. This article explores the arguments for and against banning such marriages, drawing on recent research and public opinion.
The Atlantic slave trade was a significant part of history that spanned several centuries and both white and black deographics were enslaved. What does the latest research tell us about the numbers of whites and blacks enslaved?
Research confirms that around 390,000 African slaves were imported directly to the United States through the transatlantic slave trade. This number reflects those brought directly from Africa, with the total slave population growing to about 4 million by 1860, primarily through natural increase. Read more...
An examination of Pope Francis’s papacy, reflecting both criticisms and positive achievements. Based on research into recent articles, encyclicals, and public sentiment, the analysis aims to capture the transformative efforts that defined his tenure from 2013 until his passing on April 21, 2025.
Research suggests that c.197,000 UK business "closures" occurred between July 5, 2024, and March 27, 2025, following the appointment of Keir Starmer as Prime Minister. The estimate is based on official Office for National Statistics (ONS) data and trends.
A new Japanese study has found a "statistically significant increase" in cancer deaths following the administration of the third mRNA-based coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine dose.
In this post, we explore the latest research on the potential links between medications and autism risk. We'll share some insights, and help you understand what it all means for families and individuals navigating these complex topics.
Through Russia's State Duma, Vladimir Putin recently implemented a sweeping ban on cultivating and breeding genetically modified (GM) plants and animals in the country, except for scientific research. The aim is to eradicate GMOs from Russia's agricultural sector.
Despite many loud and influential people claiming otherwise, the so-called "carbon emissions" caused by humans are "non-discernible," according to a prominent researcher, regarding their impact on the climate.