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There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that President Donald J. Trump was arrested today; the news items instead document arrests of other figures and policy moves by the Trump adminis...
Donald Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts — all for falsifying business records in the New York hush‑money case — and was sentenced to an unconditional discharge on January 10, 2025, meaning...
Donald Trump’s second-term record to date centers on a rapid flurry of executive actions (218 EOs in 2025) and an administration portrayal of big economic and policy “wins” — including a claimed net g...
No — there is no reporting or primary-source record in the provided materials that President Donald J. Trump was removed from office today; instead the record shows active impeachment resolutions and ...
The public record contains official daily calendars and "days in session" listings for the 119th Congress but the specific total count of calendar or legislative days Congress spent in session in 2025...
Requests for a “top 10 positive accomplishments” of Donald Trump’s second presidential term must rely on partisan claims, executive actions, and early statutory wins rather than an authoritative, neut...
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...
Donald Trump’s second term so far is defined by a barrage of executive actions—218 executive orders as of early December 2025—and a small number of high-profile legislative wins such as the One Big Be...
Donald Trump has been widely documented by news organizations and fact-checkers as making repeated false or misleading statements during his presidencies, including claims about election fraud in 2020...
Available reporting identifies multiple Republican officeholders and political figures who faced criminal charges for sex-related crimes during 2020–2025, including a South Carolina state representati...
Counting “how many lawsuits are against Donald Trump right now” depends on definition: trackers of litigation targeting the Trump administration report figures ranging from about 186 suits by April 20...
Seven states had no Republican members in the U.S. House of Representatives following the 2024 elections: Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Rhode Island. Thi...
Donald Trump has faced multiple criminal indictments (four cases, 88 counts across them) and been convicted on many counts by late 2025, but his political power and post‑2025 actions have reshaped pro...
Yes. Multiple official and news sources show Rep. Ilhan Omar continues to serve as the U.S. representative for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District and is active in the 119th Congress (2025–2026) — ...
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 ...
As of November 19, 2025, available reporting shows Donald Trump had been convicted on 34 felony counts in the New York “hush‑money” case (May 30, 2024) and that the Georgia racketeering prosecution ha...
The prospect that the United States will simply have "no midterm elections" in 2026 is effectively vanishingly small: federal law provides no mechanism for a president to cancel or postpone congressio...
States vary widely on whether voters must present identification at the polls; , using signatures, affidavits, or other non-documentary verification, while the remaining states require photo or non-ph...
Evaluations of whether Donald Trump is a “good president” split sharply along policy lines and partisan views: his administration has issued at least 217 executive orders and dozens of major actions t...
Donald J. Trump’s record on pardons is unusually concentrated in two forms: hundreds of individually named pardons across his presidencies plus at least two mass proclamations that extend clemency to ...