What American comptitive eater has won the Mustard Yellow Belt a record 17 times?

What sort of fully-functioning object was "America", a 227-pound 18-karat gold artwork that was exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum and then stolen from Blenheim Palace?

What American company (the world's first billion-dollar corporation) was co-founded in 1901 by Elbert Henry Gary, for whom Gary, Indiana was named?

What did Gertrude Ederle become the first woman to swim across?

Who was Emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989?

What was Ernest Hemingway's debut novel?

Before his death from lung cancer at age 42 in 1978, John Cazale acted in five motion pictures, each of which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.  How many can you name?

What monster attacked King Hrothgar's mead hall for twelve years?

Kenesaw Mountain Landis was the first person to hold what title of office?

What Italian physicist won a Nobel in 1938 and created the Chicago Pile-1 nuclear reactor?

What name is missing from this list:  Miller, Moceanu, Dawes, Chow, Phelps, Borden, _____?

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What German chess term refers to a position where any move is worse than the disallowed option of passing one's turn?

What royal residence in the Highlands of Scotland was built in the 1850s for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert?

What labor leader and 5-time presidential candidate had campaign pins in 1920 with the text "For President: Convict No. 9653" ?

What Hawaiian volcano is the traditional home of Pele, the goddess of fire?

What American president subsequently served in the House of Representatives for nearly 17 years before suffering a cerebral hemorrhage during a vote?

Bun Bars made of chocolate, caramel, and peanuts were renamed for what baseball player in 1978?

Joopiter is an auction platform that was launched in 2022 by what American musician, record producer and fashion designer ?

The first U.S. $2 bill, issued in 1862 as a Legal Tender Note, featured a portrait of what Founding Father?

What painter, born in 1887, was called "the mother of American Modernism"?

What comic book hero's first arch-nemesis was the Ultra-Humanite?

What director is alleged to have faked the Apollo moon landings and left clues in his 1980 psychological horror film?

In what year did the following events take place?  The first observance of a federal holiday for Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday, the return of Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" World Cup goal, and the first episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show.

This new team presently consists only of members of my immediate family.  I cravenly bet 0 on the last question, but we still earned second place in a closely-contested event.

In what country is the geographic center of South America?

What is the densest naturally-occurring metallic element?

What English monarch reigned for 9 days in 1553?

Three clauses of the Magna Carta remain on statute in England and Wales:  the freedom of the English Church, the "ancient liberties" of London, and what other concern, also present in the U.S. Contitution's Bill of Rights?

Since 1986, what sporting event has awarded free tea for life to competitors who reach its quarterfinals?

According to an ancient Athenian law, uprooting what tree was punishable by death?

What South Pacific nation is represented by this flag?​​​​​​​

What country has the world's largest supply of renewable freshwater?

What Ring camera feature is supposed to help people find lost pets?

What musical group performed the 1986 song "Take My Breath Away" ?

What 1991 musical by Claude-Michel Schönberg was inspired by Madama Butterfly ?

What was the code name of the operation during which Seal Team Six killed Osama bin Laden?