President Biden's Oct. 30, 2023 order on the development & use of this noted its "extraordinary potential for both promise and peril"
John Adams II served as an aide to this man, his father, & got to get married at the White House in 1828
John Quincy Adams
Just 2 of its 4 No. 1s were "If I Can't Have You" & "How Deep Is Your Love"
Saturday Night Fever
It's not anything space-y but a malted dairy product that gave its name to this candy bar first sold in 1924
Milky Way
FDR became the first president to fly while in office when he attended a conference in this African city, sweetheart
Casablanca
Here's an actual one of these at a space center in Houston
Moon Rock
Lincoln's order of Sept. 3, 1864 gave thanks to General Sherman & his "gallant" troops for their capture of this city
Atlanta
This guy II knew something about cars, like when he brought the Thunderbird to market
Henry Ford (II)
"I Believe I Can Fly" got things animated in this 1996 film
Space Jam
Sam Panopoulos gave this name to the pizza he created; it's been called a "Canadian treasure" & "a Polynesian perversion"
Hawaiian Pizza
Istanbul's European & Asian sides are separated by this strait
Bosporus
These performers can bend over backwards, literally, & twist their bodies in all kinds of unusual ways
During the Korean War, Harry Truman ordered a takeover of the industry making this vital alloy; the Supreme Court said no
Steel
Shakespeare's play about this king deposed in 1399 was staged in 1601 as part of a feeble rebellion against Queen Elizabeth I
Richard II
"Sunflower" by Post Malone & Swae Lee brightened up this 2018 installment in the "Spider-Man" franchise
Into the Spider-Verse
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This British dessert was first used to liven up some leftover cake with booze; its name also means "something of little significance"
Trifle
It's France's oldest city & its main seaport
Marseilles
Seen here in full bloom, it's the state tree of Virginia as well as its state flower
Dogwood
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Martin Van Buren's first order, March 7, 1837, commanded the surgeon general to accompany this ailing man headed home to Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
A 16th century Antwerp artist was a re-Pieter, sometimes known by this name II
Bruegel
Curtis Mayfield's "Pusherman" & "Freddie's Dead" are cuts from the uber-cool soundtrack of this 1972 movie
Superfly
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Andrew Zimmern's website notes that this portmanteau of a dish goes by the moniker "three-bird roast" in the United Kingdom
Turducken
The operetta "The Student Prince" is set in this city in southern Germany, site of the country's oldest university
Heidelberg
The name of a biblical king gives us this adjective meaning "wise"
Solomonic
In 1964 LBJ made this soon-to-be 70-year-old exempt from impending compulsory retirement under federal law
J. Edgar Hoover
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James W. Alexander II was one of the founders of this -ology in which forms like a mug & a donut are equivalent
It featured "Kiss" by Prince & The Revolution, & it wasn't "Purple Rain"
Under the Cherry Moon
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A 1940 ad in the Australian Women's Weekly recommended one teaspoon of this spread "for good health & digestion"
Addis Ababa was founded by this emperor II in the late 1880s
Menelik
Mohammed VI became king of it in 1999
Morocco