Can Stephen Miller be impeached
The short answer based on the reporting provided is: the materials do not establish that Stephen Miller is clearly subject to impeachment proceedings, and they do show vigorous political pressure for ...
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The short answer based on the reporting provided is: the materials do not establish that Stephen Miller is clearly subject to impeachment proceedings, and they do show vigorous political pressure for ...
The available reporting documents large, opaque flows of money through —including Hopewell—that fuel national advocacy, ships and project incubation, but it does not provide direct, documentable evide...
Project 2025 is a multi-part policy and personnel blueprint produced by the Heritage Foundation with contributions from more than 100 conservative groups and many former Trump aides; its core document...
Democrats did not have unilateral power to “block” the House from voting to force release of Jeffrey Epstein files; the push to bring the matter to the floor depended on procedural tools that require ...
has opened an investigative probe and issued subpoenas concerning whether Gov. Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey impeded federal immigration enforcement, but reporters and watchdogs say neither man has be...
President Trump posted and reposted comments calling six Democratic lawmakers “seditious” and saying their behavior was “punishable by DEATH!” and urged they be “ARRESTED AND PUT ON TRIAL,” prompting ...
Both parties engage in mid‑decade and decennial mapmaking to gain advantage: Republicans have driven a larger share of the maps this decade and, according to the Brennan Center, gerrymandering likely ...
has been criminally indicted four separate times across federal and state jurisdictions — a historic first for a U.S. president or former president — with those cases arising from payments tied to the...
The sources provided confirm that more than 60 post‑2020 election lawsuits were filed challenging the 2020 presidential result and that "many" of those suits were dismissed on procedural grounds such ...
Claims that the Trump administration enjoys a 95% win rate in lower courts are inconsistent with multiple public trackers and analyses: some outlets report loss rates in the 90% range in federal distr...
President Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested — sometimes jokingly, sometimes not — that the United States “shouldn’t even have” the 2026 midterm elections, remarks reported across major outlets; th...
’s legal landscape in 2025–26 is defined less by a single courtroom fight than by a sprawling constellation of challenges: hundreds of lawsuits aimed at his executive orders and administrative actions...
There is no authoritative single count of how many times President Trump has “acted unlawfully” in his current term because unlawfulness is a legal determination made case-by-case by courts, and many ...
I am not part of Project 2025; I am an AI assistant and not an organization, campaign, or policy initiative — available sources describe Project 2025 as a Heritage Foundation–led presidential transiti...
There is no verified evidence that is actually going to arrest ; Bondi has publicly signaled investigations into Obama‑era officials and promoted grand‑jury probes, but reporting shows those statement...
Project 2025 is a Heritage Foundation–led initiative that the organization says is built with a coalition of “more than 100” conservative groups and policy outfits; Heritage is the anchor and public f...
Academic and media analyses repeatedly flag a handful of states as the most egregiously gerrymandered after the 2020–2025 redistricting cycle: Wisconsin, North Carolina, Texas, and several Midwestern ...
Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, Florida and several other states are the epicenters of high-profile, contested mid‑decade redistricting fights; Texas’s new congressional map alone is projected to net...
The Supreme Court heard Trump v. Slaughter on Dec. 8, 2025, a case testing whether the president can fire a member of the Federal Trade Commission before a statutorily fixed term ends; conservative ju...
Claims that “Democrats pay protesters through nonprofits associated with the Democratic Party” appear frequently in political rhetoric, but the available sources do not show evidence that the Democrat...