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To be used in "sex or gender" (P21) to indicate that the human subject is a female or "semantic gender" (P10339) to indicate that a word refers to a female person
President Trump has been accused of multiple statutory and criminal violations while in office, including alleged unlawful removal of an inspector general, impoundment of FEMA appropriations, and mass...
Alligator Alcatraz opened in July 2025 as the South Florida Detention Facility and quickly became the center of lawsuits and a federal judge’s order to wind down operations within 60 days — a ruling t...
Debate over so‑called “homeless concentration camps” centers on proposals for large, fenced “homeless campuses,” sanctioned encampments, and federal signals prioritizing enforcement over Housing First...
The core claim under scrutiny is whether undocumented immigrants receive taxpayer-funded benefits; available reporting confirms , but the scale, eligibility rules, and political framing vary widely ac...
Congress’s FY2026 Homeland Security appropriations—at least as reported in House committee text and analyzed by the Congressional Research Service—allocates roughly $11.0 billion to U.S. Immigration a...
The available evidence shows between President Trump’s early actions and the policy recommendations laid out in the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, but it falls short of a single definitive docume...
Multiple reputable profiles and news reports say Erika Kirk has two children: a daughter born in August 2022 and a son born in May 2024 (see OPB and other outlets) . Major outlets covering her role af...
The Trump administration announced in early August 2025 that states and cities that boycott Israeli companies would be ineligible for certain federal disaster‑preparedness grants — language that targe...
Presidential emergency powers have been expanded through statutes like the National Emergencies Act and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act , and presidents have increasingly used those st...
Government agencies do not issue credit cards to people who cross the border illegally; reporting and fact-checks show federal agencies do not hand out gift cards or credit cards as migrant assistance...
Claims that the “Trump administration is collapsing” are widespread in opinion and some commentary, but reporting shows a mixed picture: critics point to a plunging approval rating, high-profile resig...
Lenders verify primary‑residence claims by gathering and cross‑checking a range of documentary indicators of occupancy — government IDs, mail and utility bills, tax returns, and third‑party public rec...
Washington’s attorney general has brought dozens of suits against the federal government challenging policies across mail delivery, environmental rules, immigration-related funding conditions, federal...
A federal judge ordered Alligator Alcatraz — the state-operated immigration detention site in the Everglades — to stop admitting new detainees and to wind down operations within 60 days in late August...
The claim that "Trump controls weather" is false in the sense of intentional manipulation of large-scale storms: scientific experts, fact-checkers and multiple media outlets have debunked broad weathe...
No reporting in the provided set indicates that Alligator Alcatraz — the Florida Everglades immigration detention site established in mid‑2025 — filed for bankruptcy or underwent corporate restructuri...
Debate in the Congressional Record framed the objections of members who voted against creating the Department of Homeland Security largely around a handful of consistent themes: that the bill concentr...
Estimates of the fiscal cost of President Trump’s mass-deportation agenda vary widely, but reporting and independent analyses consistently put the price tag in the tens to hundreds of billions of doll...
Donald Trump’s communication strategy increasingly rests on repeated false or misleading claims, large-scale “flood the zone” messaging, and institutionalized pushback against mainstream media narrati...
The CARES Act redirected at least $100 billion to hospitals and gave CMS new authorities that increased payments and flexibility for Medicare and Medicaid during the COVID-19 emergency, including expa...