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Donald Trump did take out full-page newspaper ads in 1989 titled "BRING BACK THE DEATH PENALTY. BRING BACK OUR POLICE!" and those ads explicitly called for harsh punishments, including statements that...
In 1989 Donald Trump publicly demanded harsh punishment for the suspects in the Central Park jogger case, purchasing full‑page newspaper ads calling to “bring back the death penalty” and urging execut...
Donald J. Trump purchased full‑page newspaper advertisements on May 1, 1989, that demanded the return of capital punishment in New York and framed the city as being terrorized by violent criminals; th...
Public reporting and advocacy groups document a long record of complaints, incidents and statements that critics describe as racist, including a 1970s federal housing suit, high-profile comments about...
Major outlets and watchdogs report numerous incidents, statements, and policies involving Donald Trump that critics describe as racist or racially coded — from campaign rhetoric about Mexican immigran...
On May 1, 1989 purchased full‑page advertisements in four newspapers that declared a hardline response to the assault case; the complete ad text is archived in contemporary transcripts and repositorie...
Donald Trump took out full‑page newspaper advertisements on May 1, 1989, demanding the return of the death penalty after the Central Park attack and writing that “these muggers and murderers” should b...
The Central Park Five story was first presented in 1989 as a lurid, city-defining crime that many major outlets covered with sensational headlines and racialized framing, shaping public opinion well b...
Claims that children are routinely being rescued from extensive underground “sex trafficking tunnels” (for example under Central Park) are not supported by available fact-checking or reporting: Reuter...
Fact-checkers have repeatedly dismantled viral “” stories by applying a consistent toolkit: tracing images and videos to their original context, checking official incident records and statements, scan...
Donald Trump publicly weighed in on the Central Park jogger case in 1989 by buying full‑page newspaper ads calling for a return of the death penalty and harsh policing; the five teenagers later had th...
Prince Andrew first publicly claimed his initial meeting with Jeffrey Epstein occurred in 1999, introduced by Ghislaine Maxwell, but contemporaneous records and later disclosures indicate a more compl...
The available analyses of the provided articles show to the allegation that former President Donald Trump mocked him; the pieces focus instead on the Central Park jogger case and broader commentary ab...