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Available sources show repeated denials — from Jeffrey Epstein in his emails, from Bill Clinton’s spokespeople, and from Freedom of Information Act searches of Secret Service records — that Clinton ev...
There is no federal law or constitutional provision that explicitly requires a U.S. president or a presidential candidate to release their personal medical records to the public; longstanding practice...
Federal law does not uniformly make an individual’s DD-214 or separation documents automatically public; such records are generally controlled by the Department of Defense and subject to privacy, clas...
Public records and released documents show , while contemporaneous materials do confirm Clinton flew on Epstein-associated aircraft after his presidency; Clinton has denied any trips to the island and...
There is no single public roster that lists ICE agents sued for constitutional violations since 2020; accountability information is scattered across FOIA releases, state reporting portals, civil-right...
A patchwork of declassified U.S. records touches Ukraine across eras, but direct, public U.S. "smoking‑gun" documents proving a centrally directed 2013–2014 U.S. orchestration of regime change are not...
Available sources name some contractors tied to demolition work and report a range of projected total project costs — but none of the provided articles publish a definitive, sourced list of every firm...
Available reporting and document releases show no verified eyewitness testimony or authenticated photographic evidence that places Bill Clinton on Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, Little Saint James....
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and similar public-records laws have demonstrably forced the release of documents that were previously sealed or undisclosed, producing concrete public-policy revelat...
The claim asks for a concrete count of ; none of the provided sources contain that figure or the underlying dataset needed to verify it. The available analyses instead document reporting on Israeli st...
Two independent deep-dives — one by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse and one by The New York Times — used ICE records obtained through Freedom of Information Act reque...
Public access to records from legal investigations and ethics committees is governed by a mix of federal FOIA rules, state open records laws, court rules and agency policies, each with its own exempti...
Between 2010 and 2014 local governments and sanctuary-minded jurisdictions pushed back on Secure Communities through a patchwork of legal and policy maneuvers — from formal “opt-out” requests and loca...
Watchdog tallies diverge because they start from different evidence, apply different assumptions, and pursue different aims: Judicial Watch builds totals from records obtained via FOIA and lawsuits—an...
Available government and media releases document hundreds of thousands of ICE arrests in 2025 through mid‑October — data sets released via the Deportation Data Project cover arrests through Oct. 15, 2...
Public records and contemporaneous reporting show no confirmed evidence that Bill Clinton visited Jeffrey Epstein’s Little St. James island; Clinton and his spokespeople have repeatedly denied any suc...
DHS/CBP’s final rule authorizes collection of facial images and other biometrics from noncitizens at U.S. ports and retains noncitizen images in DHS systems for long periods — up to 75 years under the...
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) gives the public the right to request federal agency records but contains exemptions that let agencies withhold or redact material for law‑enforcement, privacy, a...
Available reporting shows no publicly verified evidence that Bill Clinton ever visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, Little St. James; multiple recent document releases include emails in which Eps...
Records show multiple congressional subpoenas and public demands seeking communications between the Biden administration and Justice Department about Jeffrey Epstein; the House Oversight Committee exp...