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10:3810:38, 11 May 2024 diff hist −417‎ m Stacey Castor ‎ →‎Arrest and trial: Duplicates of the exact same sentences current

07:3107:31, 29 February 2024 diff hist +1‎ m New Mexico State Penitentiary riot ‎ →‎Violence ensues: This section had "grille" spelled to separate ways. I corrected the spelling.
07:2807:28, 29 February 2024 diff hist +6‎ m New Mexico State Penitentiary riot ‎ →‎Hostages taken: Corrected the spelling grilles. The correct spelling is "grille" instead of "grill"

11:5311:53, 14 April 2023 diff hist +236‎ George Hodel ‎ →‎Reactions: Fixed accidentally removed the citation to the previous paragraph in orior edit
11:3711:37, 14 April 2023 diff hist −1,129‎ George Hodel ‎ →‎Murder and rape suspect: I removed that paragraph as it lacks a citation and appears to be {{OR

05:3705:37, 6 April 2022 diff hist −4‎ m Dave Rubinstein ‎ grammar mistake Tag: Reverted

09:1209:12, 7 February 2022 diff hist −682‎ Burtonsville, Maryland ‎ →‎Culture: Wikipedia is not the place for promoting different social media pages
08:5608:56, 7 February 2022 diff hist −402‎ m User:Amerikasend ‎ ←Replaced content with 'I occasionally make minor edits.' current Tag: Replaced

05:3405:34, 9 December 2021 diff hist −1,222‎ Post hoc analysis ‎ Whether the FDA accepts post-hoc analysis, or not, isn't relevant as a cause. Even if it was relevant, it's unclear of when post-hoc analysis' are accepted by the FDA. They accepted post-hoc analysis in the acceptance of the drug Aducanumab. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01546-2 The story about Richard Peto is also not relevant as a cause.

11:1611:16, 5 July 2021 diff hist −6,261‎ Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program ‎ I removed the mentions of Luis Elizondo. The only evidence that he led the AATIP is that he just claims he did. The sources cited for Elizondo's claims are quotes of him saying he led AATIP. A person claiming they led a program under the DOD isn't evidence that they actually did. It's interesting that Elizondo conveniently popped up a few weeks after the DOD made the info public in 2016."To the Stars" is irrelevant to this article Tag: Reverted

10:4310:43, 2 February 2021 diff hist −689‎ Jonathan Capehart ‎ The NYT article cited makes no assertion that Nicholas Sandmann and his classmates were mocking and harassing a Native American man. It's incorrect.