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Rebecca L. Pennell
Rebecca L. Pennell, also known as Rebecca Louise Pennell, is an American jurist serving as a United States district judge in Eastern Washington since 2024.
Rebecca L. Taibleson
Rebecca Liane Taibleson is an American jurist serving as a United States circuit judge on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals since 2025, nominated by President Donald Trump.
Rebecca Latimer Felton
Rebecca Latimer Felton (1835–1930), Georgia writer, reformer, and white supremacist, was the first woman to serve in the U.S. Senate, appointed in 1922 and serving about 24 hours.
Rebecca Long-Bailey
Rebecca Long-Bailey, British Labour MP for Salford (formerly Salford and Eccles since 2015), former shadow business and education secretary, and runner-up with 27.6% in the 2020 Labour leadership election won by Keir Starmer; sat as Independent July 2024 to February 2025.
Rebecca Lowe
Rebecca Lowe, British sports broadcaster from Ealing, London; NBC Sports' lead Premier League studio host since 2013 and daytime host for seven consecutive Olympics; hosted Fox's 2026 World Cup and Netflix's 2027 Women's World Cup.
Rebecca Lynn
Rebecca Lynn is an American venture capitalist who co-founded Canvas Ventures in 2013 and, in 2025, launched the solo-GP firm Canvas Prime in Portola Valley, California.
Rebecca Musser
Rebecca Musser (Rebecca Wall), former FLDS member and 19th wife of Rulon Jeffs, testified over 20 times against Warren Jeffs, aided the YFZ Ranch evidence work, and wrote The Witness Wore Red (2013).
Rebecca Nurse
Rebecca Nurse (1621–1692), Rebecca Towne Nurse, a respected 71-year-old Salem Village farm wife and sister of Mary Easty and Sarah Cloyce, hanged for witchcraft on July 19, 1692 after a reversed not-guilty verdict, exonerated in 1711, with her Danvers, Massachusetts homestead preserved as a museum.
Rebecca Paul (Conservative politician)
Rebecca Paul is a British Conservative politician, MP for Reigate since 2024, appointed Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport in August 2026.
Rebecca Quick
Rebecca (Becky) Quick (born 1972, Indiana) is an American financial journalist, co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box since 2001, former Wall Street Journal reporter who helped launch WSJ Online, Fortune columnist, and creator of CNBC Cures.
Rebecca R. Pallmeyer
Rebecca R. Pallmeyer is an American jurist serving as a senior United States district judge for the Northern District of Illinois, appointed by President Clinton in 1998.
Rebecca Saldaña
Rebecca Saldaña is an American politician and Democratic member of the Washington State Senate representing the 37th district, covering parts of South Seattle, Renton, and Rainier Valley, known for championing labor rights.
Rebecca Seawright
Rebecca Seawright is an American Democratic politician who has represented Manhattan's Upper East Side, Yorkville, and Roosevelt Island in the New York State Assembly since 2014, chairing the Aging Committee.
Rebecca Slayton
Rebecca Slayton is an American science and technology studies scholar at Cornell University whose research examines how expert knowledge about risk becomes authoritative in international security, especially cybersecurity.
Rebecca Walker
Rebecca Walker (born 1969), American writer and activist, daughter of Alice Walker; coined "third wave" feminism in her 1992 Ms. article "Becoming the Third Wave" and co-founded the Third Wave Fund; author of Black, White, and Jewish.
Rebekah Brooks
Rebekah Brooks (nee Wade, born 1968) is a British media executive, former editor of the News of the World and The Sun, and chief executive of News UK, acquitted in the 2014 phone-hacking trial.
Rebekah Mercer
Rebekah Mercer is an American conservative political financier, daughter of hedge fund executive Robert Mercer, who runs the family foundation, backed Trump's 2016 campaign, and co-founded 1789 Capital.
Rebekah Vardy
Rebekah Vardy (born Rebekah Nicholson, 1982) is an English media personality, wife of footballer Jamie Vardy, who lost the 'Wagatha Christie' libel case against Coleen Rooney in 2022 and was ordered to pay over £1.4m in costs.
Rebel Army
The Rebel Army (Ejército Rebelde) was the guerrilla army formed by Fidel Castro's 26th of July Movement in the Sierra Maestra, which overthrew Fulgencio Batista on 1 January 1959.
Rebel News
Rebel News (Rebel News Network Ltd.) is a Canadian conservative news and activism website founded in February 2015 by Ezra Levant after Sun News Network closed. Rated Right-biased with mixed factuality; denied Canadian journalism tax-credit status.
Rebellion
Rebellion: organized, armed, open resistance to established authority, distinct from revolt and insurgency. Covers causes, dynamics, historical episodes from 66 CE to Chechnya, and post-victory regime outcomes.
Rebellion of Aata
The rebellion of Aata was a revolt against the Egyptian king Ahmose I in the early 18th Dynasty, after his Nubian campaign, ending with Aata captured alive at Tent-taa.
Rebellion of Abu Abdallah al-Shi'i
The Rebellion of Abu Abdallah al-Shi'i was the failed 911 rising of Abu Abdallah al-Shi'i, conqueror of Ifriqiya for the Fatimids, against Caliph al-Mahdi, ending in his execution.
Rebellion of Bai Gong Sheng
The Rebellion of Bai Gong Sheng (白公胜之乱) was a 479 BC coup in Chu, in which Bai Gongsheng killed two chief ministers and seized King Hui.
Rebellion of Chayanta
The Rebellion of Chayanta (1777–1781) was an Aymara indigenous uprising in northern Potosí, Alto Peru, led by Tomás Katari against abusive colonial authorities and caciques.
Rebellion of Chen Min
The Rebellion of Chen Min (陈敏之乱) was an armed uprising in China from 305 to 307, led by the Jin official Chen Min, who sought to carve out Jiangdong.
Rebellion of Chen Xianda
The Rebellion of Chen Xianda (陳顯達之亂) was a 499 rising by the Jiangzhou governor Chen Xianda against Southern Qi emperor Xiao Baojuan, defeated at Jiankang.
Rebellion of Deshou and Tuosuo
The Rebellion of Deshou and Tuosuo (德寿、陁锁之乱) was a Khitan uprising against the Jin dynasty in 1196, when Deshou and Tuosuo seized Xinzhou and were crushed.
Rebellion of Düzmece Mustafa
The Rebellion of Düzmece Mustafa (Düzmece Mustafa İsyanı) was a 1415 revolt in Rumelia by Mustafa Çelebi, a claimed son of Bayezid I, against the Ottoman throne.
Rebellion of Enriquillo
The Rebellion of Enriquillo (Rebelión de Enriquillo) was a 1519 revolt by the Taíno cacique Enriquillo, who held out in Hispaniola's Bahoruco mountains until a negotiated peace in 1533.