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The “Sascha (or Sasha) Riley” audio tapes are currently circulating as raw testimony that many social-media posters describe as harrowing, consistent across multiple interviews, and publicly released ...
Multiple news outlets reported that Tom Homan was recorded accepting $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents during a 2024 sting that probed whether he would steer government contracts in a second ...
No reliable, authoritative tally exists in the public record that counts “ in the U.S. from 2000” because the federal government does not maintain a comprehensive, national dataset linking immigration...
Contemporary reporting and compiled trackers show a involving federal immigration agents since January 2025, with multiple fatal incidents that have driven national protests and political debate; pres...
There is no publicly verified count of how many officers are members of the or other white nationalist organizations; reporting documents allegations, a large leaked roster, and intense political and ...
The available reporting shows that audio recordings attributed to make grave tied to ’s network, but those recordings and Riley’s identity and claims have not been independently authenticated by law e...
Public claims that Jeffrey Epstein presided over or that investigators have uncovered “snuff films” — meaning intentionally filmed murders for entertainment or blackmail — are not supported by the pub...
Sascha Riley is a person who has posted detailed allegations of sexual abuse and trafficking that name multiple powerful figures, including Donald Trump; those posts and audio files have been widely s...
Federal prosecutors and reporters describe a sprawling set of frauds tied to Minnesota social‑services programs that prosecutors say involved dozens of defendants and more than $1 billion in alleged l...
has been criminally convicted once: a jury found him guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records tied to payments made during the 2016 campaign, a verdict reached on May 30, 2024 . That convict...
Ashli Babbitt was not widely reported to have been wielding a knife at the moment she was fatally shot on January 6, 2021; official investigations and major contemporaneous reporting found no evidence...
Tina Peters is the former Mesa County, Colorado, clerk who was convicted in 2024 for her role in a security breach of her office’s voting equipment and is serving a nine‑year prison sentence; a federa...
Large batches of Epstein-related documents — tens of thousands of pages — have been released to Congress and partially published by the House Oversight Committee and others, and they mention many publ...
News reports show a former ICE detention officer pleaded guilty and admitted to sexually abusing a person in ICE custody at a Louisiana facility ; however, the available reporting in the provided sour...
There is no reliable, sourced list in the provided reporting that names U.S. senators accepting money from the Venezuelan government; available sources focus on U.S. Senate votes and legislation relat...
Requests for a “top 10 positive accomplishments” of Donald Trump’s second presidential term must rely on partisan claims, executive actions, and early statutory wins rather than an authoritative, neut...
Available reporting shows : federal officials say Border Patrol agents shot in self‑defense after he resisted disarmament and had a handgun, while multiple eyewitnesses and video analyses say Pretti d...
The officer who shot Ashli Babbitt was later identified as Lieutenant Michael Byrd of the U.S. Capitol Police, and subsequent official probes concluded his use of force was lawful and within departmen...
Yes — U.S. authorities have carried out large numbers of removals in 2024–2025: government and research counts put removals/deportations in the hundreds of thousands (ICE/MPI estimate ~340,000 for FY2...
U.S. government reports and multiple analyses estimate that roughly 200–250 metric tons of cocaine per year transited Venezuela around 2020 and in subsequent assessments — an amount the State Departme...