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Which Socialist Party candidate won the Portuguese presidential election in 2026, defeating the far-right CHEGA leader?

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Which major U.S. city's school district had four children detained by ICE agents in January 2026?

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The first radio broadcasts, consisting of music and Bible readings, were transmitted in what year? 1906, 1912, or 1916?

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Before this young man reached his twentieth birthday in 1960, he had more than fifteen musical hits on the Billboard Top 20 charts. Who was he?

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What type of animal was reported in March 2026 to be ingesting drugs in the Bahamas?

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During the Civil War, were these states Union or Confederate? A. West Virginia b. Kentucky c. Texas

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What is the Latin word for a female graduate of a school or university?

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The name for the text of an opera comes from the Italian phrase meaning little book. What is this word?

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In what year was Edward Kennedy first elected Senator from Massachusetts?

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Although accused of Nazi associations during WWII, he served as Secretary-General of the United Nations from 1972-81, then was elected President of Austria in 1986. Who was he?

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In which month of 1995 was O.J. Simpson acquitted?

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I'll give you the slogans of certain magazines. Name the magazine's title. a. "The Magazine of Western Living." b. "Jazz, Blues, and Beyond." c. "Founded by Benjamin Franklin"

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Which lawyer represented Leona Helmsley, Michael Milken, Jim Bakker, Claus Von Bulow, and O.J. Simpson?

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Which of these things found in the Olympics moves the fastest? Ice hockey puck, bobsled, luge, or speed skier?

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The custom of fooling friends and relatives on the first of April began in the late 1500's in which country? Was it England, Ireland, France, or the United States?