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Both major U.S. parties express high levels of hostility toward the other, and multiple surveys show , but there is no consensus that one side overwhelmingly “hates” the other more. Large, recent nati...
The materials assembled for this fact-check do not contain a direct statistic answering “what percentage of Americans aged 16–75 don’t know that Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens.” on public awareness o...
Major public-health institutions and mainstream research outlets have repeatedly rejected the idea that vaccines are a covert tool for “overpopulation” or depopulation. Reviews and reporting from the ...
The Constitution limits Congress’s power to punish or shield its members in several ways: Article I gives each chamber broad disciplinary authority (including expulsion by two‑thirds) but also fixes m...
Critics most often point to three categories of complaints about MSNBC: a persistent left‑leaning editorial tilt in primetime and opinion programming, repeated on‑air factual errors and failed fact ch...
Mainstream U.S. television outlets most commonly perceived as left-leaning are CNN and MSNBC, with broadcast network news (NBC, ABC, CBS) frequently characterized as center-to-center-left by parts of ...
VAERS is a national, passive (spontaneous) reporting system that accepts reports from anyone and is intended to detect early safety “signals,” but its reports are unverified and cannot by themselves e...
The reconsideration vote in Article I, Section 7 lets Congress respond to a presidential veto: if the President returns a bill with objections, the originating chamber must "reconsider" it and, if two...