This one's only semi-cute, as it shows a lingering bias within the USA between the north and the south which is more than sad.

CSS Nashville (1871)

For other ships named Nashville, see USS Nashville.

First of all, this may come as a complete surprise, but there have been non-warcraft named Nashville. But exclusive of that, there is a disambiguation page already in existence for the CSS Nashvilles.

Absolute

Absolute monarchy, a form of government found in Saudi Arabia, Nepal and Swaziland

While I'm unsure regarding Saudi Arabia and Swaziland, it's my understanding the events of the past year included a renunciation of absolute monarchy by the king of Nepal.

How unstartling, en.Wikipedia still has cross-namespace redirects. Empress of China should be a disambiguation page: of course there have been many Empresses of China, but this was also the name of at least one locomotive engine and several sailing vessels including the historically significant Empress of China owned by Robert Morris which was the first United States vessel to visit China, and thus established both diplomatic and commercial links between the countries. It was so significant a voyage that the current government of China still refers to the ship in official speeches.[1]

But en.wp redirects everything to the category Chinese Empresses.

Hmm... interesting...

The HTML element article fails to mention lists of any form. I believe they're a block-level element. Not that I'd expect the Wikipedia article to be comprehensive, but still...

17 February:

1977 - Sean Watkins, American guitarist and songwrite

I've always wanted to be a songwrite, too.