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Multiple contemporary profiles and memoir excerpts report an anecdote in which a five‑ or six‑year‑old Donald Trump threw rocks at a toddler neighbor named Dennis who had been placed in a playpen, and...
Multiple reputable outlets and released documents show that Jeffrey Epstein cultivated relationships with prominent scientists and that several Nobel laureates attended events he funded or associated ...
USCIS has revised ceremony procedures repeatedly: its Policy Manual (12 USCIS‑PM J.5) codifies check‑in rules, facility selection and who performs check‑in and certificate presentation — including lim...
Prosecutors and judges publicly cited legal deficiencies, prosecutorial discretion, and evidentiary concerns as the official reasons in the recent high‑profile examples covered by reporters: in , indi...
Since 2015, local reporting has documented a small number of criminal cases and convictions directly involving ICE employees, most prominently a federal conviction and sentencing in Ohio, while broade...
Courts have awarded damages to plaintiffs for protest-related harms in some contexts, but the provided sources do not document any court awards specifically tied to “protest disruptions at citizenship...
Gerrymandering nationally in 2024 is estimated to give Republicans a roughly 16-seat advantage in the House, driven mainly by aggressive GOP maps in the South and Midwest rather than Democratic maps i...
PBS’s precise percentage of funding from private donors in 2025 is not stated in any provided source; available materials repeatedly note that , implying roughly including foundations, corporations, a...
PBS and local public stations face immediate program reductions, staff cuts, mergers, and emergency fundraising after Congress eliminated roughly $1.1 billion in federal support; PBS leadership and ma...