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Germany has publicly discussed and begun planning a stepped-up NATO role in Greenland and the Arctic, and German naval activity tied to NATO patrols in northern waters has been reported — but definiti...
The podium at Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s Jan. 8 press conference in New York bore the phrase “One Of Ours, All Of Yours,” and several news organizations published photographs or image f...
Video and multiple mainstream outlets report that President Trump told Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey “Quiet. Quiet, piggy.” in an Air Force One gaggle on Nov. 14; BBC, Reuters, The Guardian, Peop...
DuckDuckGo is an independent, privately held company founded and led by Gabriel Weinberg; it is incorporated as Duck Duck Go, Inc. and has taken venture funding from investors like Union Square Ventur...
Donald Trump has issued clemency to multiple high‑profile figures convicted of drug offenses across his two presidencies, including a recent full pardon of former Honduran president Juan Orlando Herná...
Available reporting and regulatory records in the provided sources show multiple consumer complaints and at least one formal product-safety report involving Gundry-branded supplements, and journalists...
Available reporting shows an unprecedented wave of litigation and legal spending tied to President Trump’s actions and to suits against his administration — trackers counted hundreds of challenges in ...
Estimates of how much of Donald Trump’s fortune came from his father versus business earnings vary widely and depend on methodology: most recent profiles put his net worth in 2025 in the low‑to‑mid bi...
Media coverage of the Air Force One exchange on Nov. 14 centers on whether President Trump called a Bloomberg reporter “piggy” or said “Peggy” — a debate that pits multiple news organizations against ...
Available public records and recent document dumps show email and calendar links between Jeffrey Epstein and several people who served in or around the Obama administration — notably former White Hous...
The original Reuters photo and caption of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem speaking at One World Trade Center on Jan. 8, 2026, is hosted on Reuters’ image platform and is credited to Reuters ph...
Legal challenges, court orders, and policy analyses in 2025–2025 document numerous actions by President Donald Trump that critics and some courts describe as unlawful: federal judges ordered certain O...
Hugo Chávez’s government seized or nationalized foreign oil assets in multiple waves, most prominently in 2007 when it reasserted state control over Orinoco heavy‑oil projects operated by major intern...
There is no public, corroborated evidence in the cited reporting showing Donald Trump served as an FBI informant in the Jeffrey Epstein probe; the claim originated from House Speaker Mike Johnson’s on...
Mar‑a‑Lago’s initiation fee has been reported to have risen to $1 million for a small number of memberships, up from $700,000 earlier in the 2024–25 reporting cycle; longstanding reporting also notes ...
The older shooter at the Bondi Beach attack is reported by multiple outlets as having immigrated to Australia from India, entering on a student visa in 1998 and later using an Indian passport on a rec...
President Donald Trump has repeatedly said variants of “smart people don’t like me” in public remarks, a line that circulated widely after a September 2025 clip and resurfaced in later appearances whe...
A broad, verifiable pattern in 2025 is that many high-profile technology, finance and media companies were founded, led, or owned by individuals of Jewish background — from PayPal- and Affirm-linked f...
Available reporting and fact-checks show no credible evidence that Barack Obama visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island or was otherwise linked to it; multiple fact-checks say viral photos and lists ...
No news outlet is wholly without bias; reputable evaluators and surveys identify a set of outlets that are consistently seen as “least biased” by methodology-driven rating groups and public polls (for...