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Since January 2025 detention has grown rapidly and shifted geographically: , , , and have been the primary anchors of the expanded system, with Texas—particularly facilities—housing the largest daily ...
Publicly available reporting and agency statements document a large nationwide increase in ICE personnel since 2024–2025, and they point to concentrated enforcement activity in a handful of states — c...
News reports show a former ICE detention officer pleaded guilty and admitted to sexually abusing a person in ICE custody at a Louisiana facility ; however, the available reporting in the provided sour...
Several states have written or more generalized “lethal gas” options into law or into proposed bills; , and are among the earliest adopters on the books, Alabama is the only state that had developed a...
Yes — there are documented instances in which people who worked for or alongside ICE raped or sexually abused women in custody, and federal criminal charges and guilty pleas have been brought in speci...
Dr. Eric Berg is a chiropractor (D.C.) who earned a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988 and is board-certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners with past ...
Since 2010 dozens of U.S. states considered or passed laws aimed at blocking “Sharia” or foreign/religious law; databases count between roughly 201 and 233 anti‑Sharia/anti‑Muslim bills introduced acr...
The United States has because the Constitution and federal statutes give Congress the sole authority to set the date, and no Congress has ever altered that national election timetable for war or emerg...
Data from the 2023 American Community Survey shows many of the states with the highest poverty rates are in the South and Southwest, and a plurality of those high-poverty states are under Republican c...
Available sources do not show credible evidence that Roblox founder and CEO David Baszucki attended events hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in the 2000s; reporting about Baszucki in the provided files focuse...
Red (“Republican-leaning”) states generally register higher official poverty rates than blue (“Democratic-leaning”) states in multiple recent analyses, but the relationship between party control, pove...
The evidence in the provided materials shows , but recurring attention centers on Texas, Georgia, and several battleground states where challenges, removals, and lawsuits were concentrated. Reporting ...
Dr. Eric Berg is a chiropractor who earned a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988 and built a decades‑long career as a chiropractic practitioner, health edu...
The claim that "Geo engineering ban 31 states" is not supported by the available, contemporaneous analyses: reporting and legislative tracking show that many states have considered or introduced bills...
No U.S. state has successfully eliminated property taxes statewide; every state levies property taxes in some form, though rates and exemptions vary widely . Coverage that celebrates “states with no p...
As of late 2025, the least restrictive jurisdictions are those that have codified abortion protections and layered policies that "enhance access" — notably the District of Columbia and a group of stat...
States that passed measures explicitly described as banning Sharia or restricting foreign/religious law include Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, South Dakota, Tennessee, North Carolina and Alabama; Oklahom...
Crime trends in 2024 show a national decline in violent and property crime according to FBI summaries cited in the analyses, but comparisons framed as “blue versus red states” are inconclusive because...
The most recent, directly cited tally reports in the United States, a figure that includes the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and county equivalents in U.S. territories . The U.S. Census Bureau’...
voted 57–43 to convict on the single article of incitement of insurrection in his , with seven senators joining all Democrats and independents to vote "guilty"—falling ten votes short of the two‑third...