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It depends — there is no single federal prohibition that universally bars people from bringing weapons to protests, but courts have upheld that governments may impose “reasonable regulations,” and man...
Seven House Democrats broke with most of their party to vote for the spending bill — a measure that keeps roughly flat and includes about $10 billion for -and-customs-enforcement">Immigration and Cust...
A clear national rule does not exist: there is no federal ban on and states approach the issue through a patchwork of laws that sometimes ban guns from capitol grounds, specified “sensitive places,” o...
Polls and forecasters currently show Democrats favored to make gains in 2026 but not an inevitable “takeover”: several models and polling snapshots project Democrats can win the House (some forecastin...
Several recent state bills sought to change ages tied to sexual consent, marriage, medical consent, or criminal prosecution — mostly to raise ages (e.g., Oklahoma’s HB1003 to raise statutory‑rape thre...
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...
Yes — multiple news reports, law-enforcement bulletins and public records document instances in which people have impersonated U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers and used that dis...
There is no clear, verifiable evidence in the supplied reporting that ICE completed the deportation of a person proven to be a U.S. citizen in 2026; the record instead shows multiple high‑profile dete...
Recent 2025 estimates consistently place at the top for numbers of undocumented immigrants, with a commonly cited ranking listing California first (about ), followed by Texas and Florida, then New Jer...
In 2026 the most consistent reporting points to a cluster of Ku Klux Klan activity concentrated in traditional Southern strongholds — notably Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee — with states such as T...
The State Elections Board concluded that the duplicate ballot images found in Fulton County’s 2020 machine recount did not change the presidential outcome by relying on the scale of the duplicates rel...
As of the 2025 election cycle, multiple U.S. cities are led by mayors who are identified in reporting as Muslim — most prominently Zohran Mamdani in New York City and Abdullah Hammoud in Dearborn, Mic...
Counting of U.S. white‑supremacist and hate groups is inconsistent across trackers, but major monitoring organizations report the largest raw numbers in big, populous states: the Southern Poverty Law ...
Multiple recent polls and journalist interviews show a rising number of 2024 Trump voters expressing regret or blaming Trump for economic pain; specific estimates vary by survey and method, with Polit...
Multiple post‑2024 election lawsuits sought to overturn or question results, but courts largely rejected claims to invalidate outcomes or found insufficient evidence of fraud; for example, a New York ...
A single, definitive list of states that bar firearms at political demonstrations or across entire capitol grounds does not exist in the provided reporting; instead, advocacy groups, think‑tanks and n...
The is a patchwork: primaries begin as early as March and run through June with a second wave in August in some states, while stages its statewide primary on June 2 and ’s primary and potential runoff...
About 21–24 million people were enrolled in ACA marketplace plans for 2024–2025, and roughly 90–93% of those enrollees received premium tax credits (subsidies), meaning roughly 19–22 million Americans...
Public reporting says Candace Owens was born in White Plains, New York, raised in Stamford, Connecticut after her parents’ divorce, and was largely brought up by her grandparents; her maternal grandmo...
Available reporting shows George Floyd pleaded guilty in a 2009 conviction tied to a 2007 aggravated-robbery incident in which court records state he “placed a pistol against the complainant’s abdomen...