
Merck's Keytruda led 2025 global sales at $31.7 billion, ahead of Lilly's Mounjaro and the BMS-Pfizer Eliquis: 12 prescription drug brands ranked by company-reported net sales for calendar year 2025.

Great Smoky Mountains led the U.S. national parks with 11.5 million recreation visits in 2025, ahead of Zion and Yellowstone: 20 parks ranked by NPS visitor counts, with 2024 change, states, year established and acres.
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Typhoon Tip's 870 hPa in 1979 is the lowest central pressure ever recorded in a tropical cyclone, ahead of Hurricane Patricia (872) and Typhoons June and Nora (875): 17 storms from every basin, ranked as of October 23, 2026.
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The Mariana Trench's Challenger Deep, about 10,935 m down, leads 14 ocean trenches ranked by maximum known depth, ahead of Tonga's Horizon Deep and the Philippine Trench. Depths are sonar and pressure estimates with sourced error.
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Norway's Lærdal Tunnel leads at 24.51 km, ahead of China's Tianshan Shengli Tunnel (22.13 km, opened December 2025): 14 open road tunnels ranked by length, as of October 2026.
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Mammoth Cave in Kentucky leads with 685.6 km of surveyed passage, ahead of Ox Bel Ha, Shuanghedong and Sac Actun: 14 cave systems ranked by surveyed length as of October 2026, with country, type of cave and the date of each figure.
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Yale leads with 18 NCAA-recognized college football national championships, ahead of Alabama (16), Princeton (15) and Notre Dame (13). As of January 19, 2026, after Indiana's first title.
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As of 21 October 2026, Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has led his country for 59.0 years, ahead of Sweden's Carl XVI Gustaf (53.1) and Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang (47.2): 17 current national leaders ranked by continuous tenure.
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The saltwater crocodile is the longest living crocodilian, with typical adult males 4.0 to 5.2 m long. 16 living crocodiles, alligators, caimans and gharials ranked by typical adult-male length, with record lengths, weight, range and IUCN status.
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Heart disease caused 683,491 US deaths in 2024, 22.2 percent of 3,072,666 deaths, ahead of cancer (619,876) and unintentional injuries (197,449): the CDC's final 2024 top 10 by deaths, share and death rate.
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