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Former President Barack Obama ordered multiple military strikes and sustained air campaigns without new, specific congressional authorizations — notably interventions in Libya and expanded airstrikes ...
President Obama’s 2011 use of military force in Libya prompted a heated constitutional debate over whether the operation required Congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution; Congress expli...
Edgar Cayce’s corpus contains broad, sometimes-dated readings that enthusiasts and organizations tie to events around 2025–2026 (for example, references to geopolitical shifts, geophysical changes, an...
Available sources do not record any foreign governments that have imposed personal sanctions on Donald Trump; reporting in the current dataset instead documents U.S. domestic measures by the Biden and...
Edgar Cayce (often styled “The Sleeping Prophet”) made many broadly framed predictions about geophysical change, world power shifts, and spiritual evolution; advocates and institutions preserving his ...
Available reporting shows the Obama administration conducted U.S. airstrikes and drone strikes across at least seven countries, with the most-cited list including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia...
Barack Obama inherited two large-scale U.S. wars (Iraq and Afghanistan) and during his presidency the United States was engaged militarily in at least five overseas conflicts — Afghanistan, Iraq (incl...
Hillary Clinton, as Secretary of State during the 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, publicly took responsibility for security lapses, defended State Department decisions in mult...
Multiple Biden-era strikes were carried out without a new, specific congressional authorization: the administration notified Congress of some strikes but did not seek pre‑authorization for actions suc...
The War Powers Resolution of 1973 requires the President to notify Congress within of deploying U.S. armed forces into hostilities or certain situations abroad and limits continued military action to ...
Barack Obama was not shown by the available sources to be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood; instead, scholars and journalists document U.S. diplomatic outreach to Brotherhood-affiliated figures duri...
President Obama launched U.S. military support in Libya in March 2011 without a new congressional authorization and the Obama administration argued the operations did not trigger the War Powers Resolu...
Allegations that Barack Obama “committed war crimes” focus chiefly on his expansion of drone strikes, “double-tap” tactics, and U.S. support for partner operations (reports cite roughly 563 strikes wi...
Different rankings and surveys produce conflicting lists of “most racist” countries because the question depends on definitions, methods and which attribute is measured; some recent global surveys and...
Counting discrete “US military operations” that Barack Obama initiated or authorized between 2009 and 2017 is not straightforward: public reporting and scholarship identify direct U.S. lethal force in...
The 2011 NATO operation that the analyses attribute to Obama’s administration helped topple Muammar Gaddafi but across Libya, catalyzing militia proliferation, state collapse, and humanitarian crises....
Congress reacted with immediate questions, legal challenges and symbolic rebukes: the White House notified Congress under the War Powers Resolution within 48 hours , members filed lawsuits and demande...
Available reporting shows substantial disagreement over how to count “military operations” Obama authorized and how many civilians died; narrow tallies exist for specific programs (e.g., drone strikes...
Public sources show the Biden administration sharply reduced reported drone and other declared strikes in 2021 compared with prior years — Airwars found declared U.S. strikes fell 54% globally in 2021...
Multiple official and quasi-official actors—including at least a handful of national governments, groups of states intervening in litigation, and United Nations fact-finding bodies—have described or l...