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Available sources show multiple bills and proposals around birthright citizenship in 2025 but no authoritative record that a “Born In America Act” passed the Senate 51–49 and forced federal officehold...
Congress introduced multiple “Born in the USA/Birthright Citizenship” bills in 2025 that would limit or protect birthright citizenship; none of the introduced bills cited in available sources are show...
Available reporting identifies multiple Republican officeholders and political figures who faced criminal charges for sex-related crimes during 2020–2025, including a South Carolina state representati...
The House voted on a motion to table H.Res.537 (Impeaching Donald J. Trump) on June 24, 2025; the official roll shows the motion to table passed 344–79 (yea–nay) and thus the impeachment resolution wa...
Yes. Multiple official and news sources show Rep. Ilhan Omar continues to serve as the U.S. representative for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District and is active in the 119th Congress (2025–2026) — ...
Two different votes are required at different stages: a simple majority in the U.S. House of Representatives is needed to adopt articles of impeachment (218 of 435 if all seats vote), and a two‑thirds...
Donald Trump and his campaigns have repeatedly called for imposing term limits on members of Congress and have publicly pledged to push for a constitutional amendment to that effect, typically advocat...
The U.S. House of Representatives is composed of 435 voting seats apportioned among the 50 states; that figure is repeatedly stated across official and reference sources (e.g., Wikipedia, Statista, Go...
Current reporting and legislative proposals show both that some past or former members of Congress have held foreign citizenship and that Congress does not maintain an official roster of dual citizens...
A clear, comprehensive roster of Republican officials actually convicted of sex crimes is difficult to compile from the provided reporting because many sources conflate allegations, ethics findings, r...
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez did not have any bills she sponsored that became law during the 117th Congress; multiple independent trackers and a 2022 report card state into law . Other sources in the reco...
Donald J. Trump is currently affiliated with the Republican Party and served as the Republican nominee and president under that party in both his 2016–2021 term and his 2025 term (Republican nominatio...
The Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 (S.3283) is a Senate bill introduced December 1, 2025 that, in its text, would bar U.S. citizens from simultaneously holding foreign citizenship and would create ...
Available reporting in the provided set does not show that Rep. Jasmine Crockett lost an election today; multiple sources say she remains a sitting member of Congress and that redistricting has threat...
As of mid-December 2025, the bills titled “Born in the USA Act” (S.646) and a companion House bill H.R.3368 exist as introduced text but have not been enacted; H.R.3368 is listed as introduced and in ...
Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s roll‑call activity and ideological placement show a reliably progressive voting pattern but with some deviations on foreign‑policy funding; GovTrack reports she missed 3.8% of ...
Available reporting in the provided search results contains no reliable, verifiable documentation that U.S. Senator John Neely Kennedy and televangelist Joyce Meyer have appeared together at events or...
Available reporting does not provide a definitive, up‑to‑date count that answers “which party has had more politicians convicted of sex crimes.” National counts typically track accusations or miscondu...
Rep. Jasmine Crockett is identified in multiple profiles as a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and "a progressive" . Quantitative trackers show she cosponsored many bills (third-most amo...
As of December 2025, multiple bills addressing birthright citizenship are active in the 119th Congress: the “Born in the USA Act” (H.R.3368/S.646) was introduced to prohibit funding of Executive Order...