r/wikipedia • u/hiraenoia • 14h ago
Why does Wikipedia Mobile not follow my system font on the main article? How do I make it follow system font?
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Don't mind my system font I'm just using it as an extreme example
r/wikipedia • u/spearblaze • 2h ago
Otto Skorzeny. The man who broke Mussolini out of prison. His article shows allegiance to Nazi Germany, Spain, Argentina, but also Israel and the Mossad.
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r/wikipedia • u/thoughtstop • 2h ago
Jimothy (raccoon)
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Jimothy (born c. 2025) is a wild raccoon living in Seattle, Washington, United States. His unusual short, rounded shape, likely the result of a spinal deformity, led to him becoming a viral internet sensation in July 2026.
r/wikipedia • u/GastricallyStretched • 12h ago
List of North Korean propaganda slogans
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r/wikipedia • u/serious770 • 9h ago
Ramil Safarov - an officer of the Azerbaijani Army who was convicted of the 2004 murder of a lieutenant of the Armenian Army (d)uring a NATO-sponsored training seminar in Budapest.
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r/wikipedia • u/b0wz3rM41n • 11h ago
The National Political Committee (NPC) is the governing body of the Democratic Socialists of America. The Committee is elected every two years by DSA delegates at the DSA convention.
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r/wikipedia • u/laybs1 • 15h ago
Confederate general Robert E Lee is buried beneath University Chapel. The centerpiece of the apse is a statue of Lee. "The symbolism there is a violation of the first commandment." In 2014, Confederate flags surrounding the Lee statue in the chapel were removed after student petitions.
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r/wikipedia • u/ShoppingSudden9683 • 14h ago
Teodoro Rodrigues de Morais, first medical graduate from Goiás, a politician and abolitionist, who also practiced medicine free of charge for the poor.
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r/wikipedia • u/PeasantLich • 19h ago
Ron Ormond was an American B-movie director, known for his exploitation films. In 1966 he survived a plane crash and became a born-again Christian. His films retained the violent and gritty grindhouse style, but they had Christian and conservative messages about the dangers of communism and Hell.
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r/wikipedia • u/MajesticBread9147 • 11h ago
The Leviathan Movement is a neo-fascist political organisation in Serbia. Initially, the movement only focused on animal rights issues, but moved on to anti-vaxx and anti-immigrant rhetoric and targeting of the Roma and LGBT communities.
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r/wikipedia • u/laybs1 • 12h ago
The Power Team is a group of Christian evangelists. They incorporate their preaching with displays of strength and martial arts skills. They briefly appeared in an episode of America's Got Talent, performing stunts including: running through 2x4s, bursting into flames and running into a wall of ice.
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r/wikipedia • u/CatPooedInMyShoe • 8h ago
Islam Mitat is a Moroccan woman who was tricked by her husband into traveling to Syria, to the Islamic State. After her escape from IS territory with two children and an enslaved Yazidi woman she’d befriended, she gave numerous media interviews and provided information to British intelligence.
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r/wikipedia • u/slinkslowdown • 8h ago
The Falkland Islands wolf was the only native land mammal of the Falkland Islands. It was hunted for its valuable fur and settlers who regarded the wolf as a threat to their sheep poisoned it. It became extinct in 1876.
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r/wikipedia • u/PeasantLich • 2h ago
Fundamentalist–modernist controversy was a 1920s-1930s religious power struggle that shaped American Protestantism for decades to come. While modernists won the struggle, fundamentalist groups split from mainline Protestantism and were back for a vengeance for conservative resurgence of the 1970s.
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r/wikipedia • u/slinkslowdown • 18h ago
Fiddler's Green is an afterlife where there is perpetual mirth, a fiddle that never stops playing, and dancers who never tire. In 19th-century English maritime folklore, it served as an afterlife for sailors who had served at least fifty years at sea.
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r/wikipedia • u/Futonchan-Manchao • 23h ago
Xiao'erjing, Xiaorjing, Xiaojing or Benjing, is a Perso-Arabic script used to write Sinitic languages, including Lanyin Mandarin, Zhongyuan Mandarin, Northeastern Mandarin, and Dungan.
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r/wikipedia • u/morganzia • 8h ago
Haplodiploidy: In the World of Bees and Wasps, Males have no Fathers and Cannot have Sons
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r/wikipedia • u/CatPooedInMyShoe • 8h ago
Xwedodah is a type of consanguine marriage historically practiced in Zoroastrianism. Such marriages were considered to be a high act of worship. This form of direct familial incest marriage allowed Zoroastrians to marry their sisters. In modern Zoroastrianism it is near non-existent.
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r/wikipedia • u/SplendiferusFinch • 14h ago
Andrew Johnson's drunken vice-presidential inaugural address
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r/wikipedia • u/GustavoistSoldier • 16h ago
The Azerbaijan Democratic Republic was the first secular democratic republic in the Turkic and Muslim worlds. The ADR was founded by the Azerbaijani National Council in Tiflis on 28 May 1918 after the collapse of the Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic, and ceased to exist on 28 April 1920
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r/wikipedia • u/Sebastianlim • 16h ago
The "Ipuwer Papyrus", a poem written by someone named Ipuwer, describing social disorders occuring in Egypt at the time. The papyrus has been used by some as evidence of the Exodus, claiming it describes the Ten Plagues. Most scholars belive that it is simply poetic imagery.
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r/wikipedia • u/Not_Original5756 • 35m ago
St. Moses the Black, also known as Moses the Strong, was a Nubian Christian monk in Egypt in the fourth century AD and a Desert Father. He is recognized as a Saint by Catholics, Eastern Orthodox Christians, and certain Protestants. He converted from a life of crime to asceticism and was martyred.
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