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Available reporting shows violent crime and homicides that rose around 2020–2021 have fallen in 2023–2025, with several city- and national-level data series recording substantial declines (examples: m...
Since about 2010, available data and reporting show U.S. politicians — especially members of Congress — became substantially wealthier on average and in concentration: the median lawmaker was estimate...
Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia is the only senator identified in the assembled reporting as having publicly of President Donald Trump in 2025, saying Trump has “exceeded any prior standard for impeachm...
Available reporting in the packet does not provide a single, authoritative total count of people who crossed the during ’s first term (Jan 2017–Jan 2021); instead, the sources describe trends — notabl...
Charlie Kirk drew intense controversy in 2023–2024 for repeated incendiary statements on race, gender and guns, for promoting disputed claims on elections and immigration, and for a high rate of demon...
Charlie Kirk hosted a regularly released program called "The Charlie Kirk Show," presented as a daily news and opinion podcast and nationally syndicated radio talk show available on platforms includin...
The Mueller Report concluded that the Russian government “interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion,” using two principal operations: a social‑media campaign run ...
Independent fact-checkers and academic analysts have repeatedly flagged The Charlie Kirk Show for spreading unsubstantiated, misleading, or false claims in episodes and social posts, particularly on t...
The debate over whether should be extended to undocumented immigrants centers on competing legal limits, fiscal estimates, public-health and humanitarian arguments, and political incentives; several f...
’s Atlas is a long-standing, widely used compilation of that sells detailed datasets compiled from official sources and is cited by researchers and journalists . The FEC publishes official, certified ...
The question “” does not have a single authoritative answer in public reporting: official political releases present far larger tallies that mix deportations with voluntary “self‑deportations,” while ...
Racial differences in crime rates in the United States are not reducible to innate traits or simple causation; instead, a large body of research finds that neighborhood conditions, unequal access to q...
Two Charlie Kirk podcast episodes are explicitly tied in the available reporting to public responses: an October 2021 broadcast that drew social-media backlash and prompted Kirk to publish a clarifyin...
Official Department of Homeland Security statements for 2025 claim an extraordinary number of removals — more than 527,000 to 622,000 deportations in President Trump’s first year back in office — but ...
Coverage of law professors publicly defending the Trump campaign’s post-2020 election lawsuits as “valid legal advocacy” is sparse in the provided sources. Most items here record law professors critic...
Republican proposals to lower prices broadly emphasize boosting domestic energy production, cutting regulations and some taxes, and repealing or rolling back parts of the Inflation Reduction Act — but...
Republican leaders adopted a deliberate strategy of opposition to Barack Obama early in his presidency, with reporting describing private meetings at and around his 2009 inauguration where GOP figures...