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Recently created articles

• 2026–27 FC Kudrivka season (talk). Submitted by Iliochori2 (talk · contribs). Accepted by ChrysGalley (talk · contribs).
• Richard Maisemore (talk). Submitted by GoldenBootWizard276 (talk · contribs). Accepted by ChrysGalley (talk · contribs).
• History of Llanthony Priory (talk). Submitted by Quoting Querying Questioner (talk · contribs). Accepted by ChrysGalley (talk · contribs).
• Mr. Know It All (disambiguation) (talk). Submitted by ~2026-38149-57 (talk). Accepted by I am bad at usernames (talk · contribs).
• Liptser (disambiguation) (talk). Submitted by RuslanBarabbas (talk · contribs). Accepted by ChrysGalley (talk · contribs).
• Charles W. Hendel (talk). Submitted by DoNothingEveryday (talk · contribs). Accepted by Zzz plant (talk · contribs).
• Nicholas Tamagna (talk). Submitted by NicoTamagna (talk · contribs). Accepted by Nfutvol (talk · contribs).
• Tomb of Gutierre de la Cueva (talk). Submitted by Srr9810 (talk · contribs). Accepted by Zzz plant (talk · contribs).
• Template:Assistive technology (talk). Submitted by BlorborosOuroboros (talk · contribs). Accepted by Bobby Cohn (talk · contribs).
• Elena Salvini Pierallini (talk). Submitted by MichelleTarno (talk · contribs). Accepted by Hoary (talk · contribs).

Recent DYKs blurbs

• ... that an investigation into Motherless.com prompted both true and false claims about pro-rape content? (2026-07-02)
• ... that Lebanon uses 15 different legal frameworks and religious courts to represent the country's 18 officially recognized sects, as opposed to a common or unified civil personal status law? (2026-07-01)
• ... that during the Ming dynasty, prospective government officials needed to write an eight-legged essay about the Four Books in Confucianism for their examinations? (2026-06-28)
• ... that death in video games is often presented as meaningful and tragic, even when reversible? (2026-06-25)
• ... that Eduardo Clark discovered that several teachers registered on Mexico's national education payroll were collecting more than MXN$500,000 per month, with some listed at least ten times? (2026-06-24)
• ... that a derailment in 2005 was caused by a train attempting to travel a 10 mph (16 km/h) crossing at 69 mph (111 km/h)? (2026-06-24)
• ... that all three sons of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip attended Gordonstoun School? (2026-06-23)
• ... that SN 2025pht (star pictured) was one of the brightest supernovae observed in 2025? (2026-06-17)
• ... that Australian Eva Buzo swam the English Channel in 13 °C (55 °F) waters, breaking the women's world record for the earliest in-season channel crossing? (2026-06-16)
• ... that in the 2023 Jetline roller coaster accident the lap bars bent so far out of position that three riders were ejected? (2026-06-16)
• ... that one song in Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical uses a 1950s Peanuts art style that the comic strip's original creator disliked? (2026-06-14)
• ... that the village of Sier was abandoned around 1730 because it was being buried by dunes? (2026-06-14)
• ... that Fatmata Binta (pictured) used her monetary award from the Basque Culinary World Prize to support women farmers' cultivation of fonio? (2026-06-14)
• ... that the 19th-century Point Clear Martello Tower (pictured) now houses an aviation museum? (2026-06-13)
• ... that Japanese painter Jōsaku Maeda began consciously painting mandalas after critic Konstanty Jeleński described his Night Series as such in Paris in 1959? (2026-06-13)
• ... that the choreography of "Bite Me" prompted fans to send competing protest trucks to the record label over the use of female backup dancers? (2026-06-13)
• ... that Tropical Storm Sibyl caused mudflows up to 5.5 metres (18 ft) deep from the flanks of Mount Pinatubo in 1995? (2026-06-12)
• ... that Capen Hill Nature Sanctuary allows visitors to meet axolotls, bearded dragons, and a domesticated rat? (2026-06-11)
• ... that the Australian War Memorial changed its rules retroactively to disqualify Flawed Hero: Truth, Lies and War Crimes from a prize it was already selected to receive? (2026-06-08)
• ... that Toby Fox described the development of his 2008 ROM hack as excavating ruins "made of crumbly graham crackers" with "hands made of atom bombs"? (2026-06-06)
• ... that Nilotica shea butter, found only in the Nile basin of Uganda, represents less than five percent of the global shea butter supply? (2026-06-04)
• ... that a song from Friko's Something Worth Waiting For was inspired by the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta? (2026-06-04)
• ... that the fashion trends of French high school girls inspired the "Olive Girl" style in Japan? (2026-06-02)
• ... that Pisces VII, a dwarf satellite galaxy, is the first galaxy in the Local Group to be discovered by an amateur astronomer? (2026-06-01)
• ... that Wylly Folk St. John based most of the characters in her books on her relatives? (2026-05-30)

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