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Donald Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts — all for falsifying business records in the New York hush‑money case — and was sentenced to an unconditional discharge on January 10, 2025, meaning...
Donald Trump no longer faces the federal criminal cases that Special Counsel Jack Smith brought after Smith moved to drop or dismiss those charges following Trump’s 2024 re‑election and related DOJ ac...
Donald Trump has faced multiple criminal indictments (four cases, 88 counts across them) and been convicted on many counts by late 2025, but his political power and post‑2025 actions have reshaped pro...
Donald Trump has faced criminal charges in multiple matters since 2023, most prominently a New York trial that produced a May 30, 2024 conviction on 34 counts of first‑degree falsifying business recor...
Donald Trump has been charged in four distinct criminal matters that produced 88 counts across 2023–2025; as of November 26, 2025 he was convicted on 34 counts (falsifying business records in New York...
Investigations and reporting over decades have documented that the CIA repeatedly worked with or tolerated partners who trafficked drugs—often because those partners advanced U.S. Cold War or counteri...
Nick Fuentes’ media revenue streams reported in available sources include livestream donations and cryptocurrency (notably a 28.15 BTC transfer in 2020), paid speaking and travel payments (including >...
George W. Bush did not secretly siphon cash out of Social Security and spend it directly on the Iraq War; by law surplus payroll receipts were invested in special Treasury bonds and the Treasury used ...
As of the sources provided, reporting counted four separate criminal cases filed against Donald Trump since 2023 (two federal, two state) that together produced dozens of individual criminal counts — ...
As of late 2025, Donald Trump faces a complex mix of convictions, dismissed counts, paused prosecutions and dropped charges across multiple federal and state matters: he was convicted on 34 counts in ...
Available reporting does not provide a definitive state-by-state ranking of “white supremacist–linked violent incidents per capita”; national data sets show right‑wing and white‑supremacist violence o...
Donald Trump was convicted by a Manhattan jury on May 30, 2024 of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush‑money payments; he was later sentenced to an unconditional discharge o...
As of November 2025, Donald Trump faced four separate criminal prosecutions filed in 2023 across New York state, Fulton County (Georgia), the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, ...
Between 2010 and the mid‑2010s, most U.S. minors who married were 16–17 years old, overwhelmingly female, and disproportionately in certain states and communities; studies using American Community Sur...
U.S. intelligence concluded in February 2021 that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) "approved an operation" to capture or kill Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi con...
Yes. Reporter and archive sources document audio recordings and multiple broadcast interviews in which Mary L. Trump and Maryanne Trump Barry discuss Donald Trump. Mary L. Trump has given on‑camera in...
Available sources show that Bill Clinton did not invoke the Fifth Amendment to avoid testifying in the major 1990s investigations but did repeatedly assert executive privilege to limit or block testim...
The three provided analyses collectively report that Donald Trump faced multiple criminal charges in 2024 across separate cases, most prominently a New York state indictment for tied to a hush-money s...
Yes — multiple accusers who accepted confidential settlements later spoke publicly or otherwise sought to negate the secrecy those agreements were supposed to impose, with high-profile examples includ...
The record ties members and affiliates of the Groyper movement to the January 6, 2021, attack through contemporaneous video, identification by civil-society monitors, criminal charges and later convic...