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Series of 85 essays arguing in favor of the ratification of the US Constitution
The Federalist headline — that “Fulton County: ‘We Don’t Dispute’ 315,000 Votes Lacking Poll Workers’ Signatures Were Counted In 2020” — conflates a state finding about missing tabulation-tape signatu...
Claims that the “Russia hoax” (that allegations of links between Donald Trump’s campaign and Russia in 2016 were invented) is decisively true or false are contested in the record and in news coverage....
Available reporting shows President Donald Trump has issued a large, fast-moving slate of clemency actions in his second term — including a mass Jan. 20, 2025 pardon of more than 1,500 people tied to ...
Available reporting does not provide a single, definitive annual dollar figure for how much Minnesota government pays to Somalian immigrants; estimates and assertions vary widely across outlets and ad...
The military’s power to recall retired officers for court-martial rests chiefly on the Uniform Code of Military Justice — notably Article 2 and the recall statute 10 U.S.C. § 688 — and decades of appe...
The question whether the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) “inflated” right‑wing terrorism is contested in the record: the ADL’s published research documents dozens and hundreds of incidents it classifies ...
Somali Minnesotans number roughly 100,000–107,000 and represent about 2% of the state’s population, a community that both contributes taxes and faces concentrated poverty and welfare use, according to...
Non‑citizens can legally obtain Social Security numbers (SSNs) for work or benefits, but an SSN alone is not proof of U.S. citizenship and, by itself, cannot establish eligibility to vote in federal e...
There is no authoritative, mainstream reporting among the provided sources that conclusively shows Nick Fuentes worked as an informant or collaborator with U.S. federal law‑enforcement agencies; some ...
Georgia’s official post‑2020 tallies — the initial machine tabulation, a hand‑count risk‑limiting audit (RLA), and a machine recount — produced highly similar totals for Fulton County and for the stat...
Republican lawmakers have sought a range of internal FBI records and communications with tech platforms related to the Hunter Biden laptop story, including formal requests and subpoenas for internal F...
The public record shows Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at a Turning Point USA event, an assassination that produced both documented facts and a rapid proliferation of competing theories;...
Evidence in available reporting links specific "America First" branded entities and leaders — most notably Nick Fuentes and his America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC) — to white nationalist...
Charlie Kirk publicly attacked the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, calling the ruling a “national takeover of our laws” and framing it as the opening salvo in a broader cultural...
The Constitution fixes the President’s salary “during the Term” so Congress cannot change it mid-term; historical debate and statutes show presidents have declined or redirected pay, but whether a pre...
Several of President Trump’s 2025 pardons have already prompted legal fights, court filings and public investigations — including challenges that argue sweeping language could bar prosecutions for 202...
Multiple reputable sources in the provided set report that Donald Trump was shot and wounded at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13, 2024 — a bullet grazed his upper right ear — and th...
Constitutional protections—principally the First Amendment’s free‑speech guarantee and the Fourteenth Amendment’s incorporation and disqualification provisions—shape how and when the government can br...
Donald Trump and his administration frame recent moves — including a March 25, 2025 executive order and related policy actions — as efforts to “preserve and protect the integrity of American elections...
The term “founder” and “Founding Fathers” in U.S. history covers a range of individuals whose political views clustered around republicanism and split rapidly into distinct factions: Federalists who f...