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Multiple contemporary news reports from October 24, 2025 state that debris from the White House East Wing demolition has been transported to nearby public lands and private recycling facilities rather...
The available analyses show wide disagreement over who attended former President Donald Trump’s January 6, 2021, “March for Trump” rally and how many people were present: organizers and conservative a...
The core factual finding is that the federal agency most often cited for overseeing major changes on the National Mall and federal properties, the , says it lacks jurisdiction over demolition and site...
A clear sequence: crowds gathered at the Ellipse by late morning, President Trump left the White House at about 11:39 a.m. to speak, he addressed the “Stop the Steal” rally around noon and urged the c...
Available reporting shows the District of Columbia National Guard and other states’ Guard units began deploying to Washington, D.C., in mid‑August 2025 (with multiple outlets citing Aug. 14 and August...
Jonathan Cahn’s prophetic books and ministerial events have been amplified by prominent figures and institutions on the religious right—most visibly by supporters within the MAGA-aligned evangelical e...
Jonathan Cahn’s public statements—framed as prophetic readings of Scripture applied to the United States—have become a potent force within parts of the evangelical movement by recasting contemporary p...
Reporting about the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday shows widely cited cost estimates that range from about $25–45 million during planning to a $40 million figure the Army later reported; some outlets say ...
President Trump spoke at the "Save America" rally on the Ellipse beginning about noon on January 6, 2021; his roughly one-hour speech included repeated false claims of election fraud and explicit line...
Federal law and National Park Service (NPS) regulations constrain what can be printed, distributed, and displayed on federal park property, but there is no single, blunt statutory prohibition in the p...
Bayard Rustin engineered the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, a gathering of about 250,000 people that became a defining moment of the civil‑rights era . He also planned earlier direct‑a...
Joe Biden’s administration approved a permit in June 2024 for a modest U.S. Army 250th‑birthday festival on the National Mall; the large-scale military parade that occurred on June 14, 2025 was the su...
Large-scale military parades typically require planning measured in months to years, with logistics, permits, route and security work beginning at least a year in advance for major national celebratio...
The sourced analyses show no evidence that the White House contains formal memorials dedicated to civil‑rights leaders; references instead point to external national monuments and to ceremonial recogn...
The terse statement "NMNH" most directly refers to the Smithsonian’s , a major public museum on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., housing one of the world’s largest natural history collections an...
The final legal authority to approve architectural changes to the White House rests with the President and the White House administration, who are not bound by the formal, binding approvals of federal...
Donald Trump has been publicly linked to Jeffrey Epstein by media reports and public artifacts, but the specific criminal allegations against Trump in the Epstein case are limited and contested: repor...
The largest attendances at the October 18 "No Kings" protests concentrated in major metropolitan centers, notably , with additional very large turnouts reported in Denver and several large West Coast ...
The provided materials show that National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., during civil unrest has followed a with Guard members providing administrative, logistics, and visible presence-based su...