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Federal records compiled by watchdog groups show Jeffrey Epstein’s reported federal-level political giving before 2019 was heavily tilted toward Democrats: roughly $139,000–$147,000 to Democratic fede...
Records compiled by OpenSecrets and contemporaneous press reporting show Jeffrey Epstein gave political contributions mainly in the 1990s and early 2000s — OpenSecrets counts more than $139,000 to Dem...
Jeffrey Epstein gave recorded campaign donations to politicians on both sides of the aisle over many years, including sizable gifts to Democratic committees and individual Democrats such as Stacey Pla...
is not uniformly "factually wrong" across the board, but multiple independent fact‑checks and reporting show specific claims and policy positions he has taken are misleading or supported by evidence o...
Donald Trump’s most recently reported instances tied to racist language center on a viral clip in which he referenced a racial slur while discussing nuclear threats, and on his promotion of AI-generat...
Hillary Clinton’s public statements about 2016 election “hacking” and whether the result was “stolen” evolved from specific, campaign-era claims about targeted hacks and leaks in 2016 to broader, more...
In 2025 California’s U.S. House delegation includes members and members, for a total of 52 seats. Multiple contemporary listings and reporting from 2025 corroborate the 9-Republican figure while also ...
Available reporting that compiled Jeffrey Epstein’s federal and committee donations shows he gave roughly $139,000–$147,000 to Democrats and about $18,000 to Republicans in the period covered by those...
Jeffrey Epstein maintained documented financial and social connections to several prominent Democratic politicians, most notably former President , with documented flights and donations, and to a smal...
Cook, Sabato, Reuters and party operatives all point to a wide, shifting battleground rather than a single short list: dozens of districts are "toss‑up" or "in play," with the DCCC naming 35 Republica...
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 ...
Public records and recent reporting show Jeffrey Epstein made campaign contributions to multiple U.S. political figures and committees across decades, with documented donations to Democrats and Republ...
Jeffrey Epstein made documented federal-level political donations mainly in the 1990s and early 2000s, giving roughly $139,000–$147,000 to Democrats and about $18,000 to Republicans, with those totals...
Jeffrey Epstein’s pre-2019 political donations touched both major parties and multiple high-profile individuals and committees; reporting identifies specific Democratic figures and institutions who ac...
A small cluster of -held seats look genuinely competitive in : analysts list only a handful of Democratic incumbents as tossups while party strategists focus on protecting 14 districts that carried in...
Available reporting shows newly released Epstein documents and emails have prompted scrutiny of multiple politicians — including mentions of Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Rep. Stacey Plaskett, Rep. Hake...
After ’s in August 2019, a number of individual politicians, political committees and some institutions publicly returned donations or disclosed having received funds tied to him, while other organiza...
A string of 2025–2026 special elections, resignations and deaths has produced a handful of and a net House where Republicans maintain a wafer‑thin majority — reported as 218 Republicans to 213 Democra...
Public records and later indictments corroborated fragments of the dossier—principally that ran cyber-operations in 2016 and that some figures had contacts with Russian-linked actors—but they did not ...
cast a recorded vote in 2018 supporting an expansion of short‑term plans — a change that allows longer-duration plans that can lawfully exclude coverage for preexisting conditions — and in House later...