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The central claims that Dominion Voting Systems’ machines were rigged to change the outcome of the 2020 U.S. presidential election were by post‑election investigations, audits, recounts, or court find...
Available reporting in the provided results does not list a definitive, state-by-state catalogue of which states “stopped using” Dominion Voting Systems after the 2020 election or precise switch dates...
The federal government does not have a blanket technical backdoor into modern end‑to‑end encrypted apps; telecommunications carriers remain required to provide readable content when they already have ...
Donald Trump repeatedly asserted that the 2020 presidential election was “stolen” from him, alleging widespread fraud — including claims of millions of fraudulent ballots, vote-switching by voting mac...
State election officials have responded to threats of federal interference and broader threats to elections by tightening coordination with local and state partners, rehearsing responses, and adopting...
U.S. officials and multiple agencies judged that Russia ran a broad influence campaign around the 2024 U.S. elections — using state media, covert websites, AI-generated content and networks of fake ac...
Available sources document legal fights and injunctions over mass firings during the 2025 government shutdown and report that the Trump administration moved to fire roughly 4,100 employees across mult...
Federal reporting and advocacy analyses disagree on which agencies incurred the largest FY2025 reductions, but three consistent patterns emerge: major cuts were concentrated in social-benefit and educ...
The 2025 federal funding standoff triggered a government shutdown on October 1 that closed or put at risk a wide swath of agencies and programs, from national parks and some USDA payments to major hea...
In 2024 reporting, critics charged parts of the federal government not with directly funding anti-ICE groups but with using other agencies, programs and legal authorities to identify, surveil, or redi...
Multiple courts and judges rejecting post‑2020 claims that Dominion Voting Systems machines rigged the election did so not on ideological grounds but by pointing to a consistent evidentiary record: no...
The administration of midterm (federal) elections in the United States is primarily a state and local responsibility, but several federal agencies play distinct supporting and enforcement roles: the U...
No credible, official investigation has linked Dominion Voting Systems to a foreign government; U.S. federal agencies, numerous audits and courts have found no evidence that Dominion machines were own...
Independent technical reviewers that appear in the available reporting include MITRE’s National Election Security Lab (NESL), the voting‑system test lab SLI (as reviewed by NYSTEC), the Cybersecurity ...
Independent testing and government advisories after the 2020 election identified multiple software and operational weaknesses in Dominion’s Democracy Suite (notably the ImageCast X family) — including...
Coordinated cyber harassment victims in 2025 have a patchwork of protections: a mix of state criminal statutes and civil remedies, federal criminal laws that apply when harassment crosses state lines ...
If you mean the United States, federal digital‑ID legislation and coordination roles are scattered: Congress has been advancing bills that create task forces and reporting duties (including the Improv...
Investigations into Russian interference and related activities produced a mix of criminal actions, civil measures and international judicial decisions: the U.S. Department of Justice seized 32 intern...
Claims that voting machines were manipulated to decide the last U.S. presidential election have circulated widely, but available reporting finds no credible evidence of widespread vote manipulation by...
The available, authoritative audits and reviews found that would have changed the outcome of the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Independent statistical analyses, exhaustive fact‑checks, federal agen...