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Volume 21, Issue 15 — 2025-12-01 News and notes: Election cycles come and go, and Wikimedia Foundation achieves record revenue in 2024–2025! Admin and ArbCom elections upcoming, BoT elects two new members, task force advises to close Wikinews and keep Wikispore, and other news from the Wikimedia world. In the media: Wales walk-off, antisemitism, supernatural powers, feminism turmoil, saints, and sex Plus mammoth mummy sex-change operation completed! Recent research: At least 80 million inconsistent facts on Wikipedia – can AI help find them? And other recent publications about contradictions and retractions. Disinformation report: Epstein email exchanges planned strategy, edits and reported progress At work on Wikipedia whitewashing. How much should they be paid? Traffic report: It's a family affair Even in these times there is something to be thankful for! Book review: The Seven Rules of Trust Jimmy Wales and Dan Gardner write a book inspired by Wikipedia. What's in it? From the archives: "I have been asked by Jeffrey Epstein ..." The twists and turns of Epstein’s portrayal on Wikipedia. Humour: An interview with Wikipe-tan A conversation about being the mascot of Wikipedia. Opinion: AI finds errors in 90% of Wikipedia's best articles Using ChatGPT to fact-check a month's worth of Today's featured articles. Serendipity: Highlights from the itWikiCon 2025 A recap of the latest convention of the Italian Wiki-community, held in Catania from 7–9 November. Comix: Madness It could happen to anyone.

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Philip Pierre In Saint Lucia, the Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre (pictured), retains its majority in the House of Assembly. Playwright and screenwriter Tom Stoppard dies at the age of 88. In motorsport, Sébastien Ogier and Vincent Landais win the World Rally Championship. The New Democratic Party, led by Godwin Friday, wins the Vincentian general election. Ongoing: Gaza war timeline genocide Russo-Ukrainian war timeline Sudanese civil war timeline massacre Recent deaths: Yasser Abu Shabab Anicet Ekane Ena Collymore-Woodstock Elden Campbell Said Assagaff Lorenz Weinrich

Featured picture for November 22, 2008

Picture of the day A schematic of the two types of liquid metal fast breeder reactor (LMFBR), a fast neutron reactor designed to breed fuel by producing more fissile material than it consumes. FBRs are used in nuclear power plants to produce nuclear power from nuclear fuel. LMFBRs are cooled by liquid sodium, but other metals have been used in the past.