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Multiple reputable fact‑checks and primary biographies reject the claim that Michelle Obama is a man named Michael Robinson: Full Fact and AFP say the “Michael/Michelle” story is false and based on al...
The Constitution and federal employment rules set different rules: the U.S. Constitution prescribes citizenship or age/residency requirements for federal elected offices, while federal agencies genera...
Multiple reputable fact‑checking outlets have investigated and debunked the viral claim that Michelle Obama is actually a man named “Michael Robinson”; Full Fact explicitly labels the story false and ...
Michelle Obama earned her J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1988 and left with both practical legal training and a sharper sense of public responsibility that shaped her pivot from corporate law to publ...
Across Mr. Trump’s first term (2017–2021) most clemencies targeted white‑collar and politically connected figures — with 144 pardons during those four years and a spike in late‑2020 and January 2021 (...
Available reporting shows no credible legal records or documents linking Michelle Obama to the name “Michael Robinson”; multiple fact‑checks and news analyses trace the claim to satirical or doctored ...
Michelle Obama’s time at Harvard Law School is described in the available sources primarily in qualitative terms: professors remembered her as , and Harvard’s own materials link her training there to ...
Legal experts and historians offered a mix of caution and critique about Tara Reade’s 2020 allegation against Joe Biden: many reporters and some lawyers questioned aspects of her credibility while adv...
Available reporting shows no source stating a judge has already found Attorney General Pam Bondi in contempt or ordered sanctions against her; instead, recent coverage discusses a judge (James Boasber...
Three different public figures named Dan(iel) Flood appear in the supplied reporting, and each has a distinct education and professional life outside of partisan political activism: Daniel J. Flood (t...
No reliable source in the provided results gives Michelle Obama’s Harvard Law School grade‑point average (GPA); the available biographies and profiles confirm she graduated from Harvard Law in 1988 wi...
John McCain and Ted Cruz were both born with claims to U.S. citizenship at birth, but their circumstances differ: , while . Legal disputes and scholarly debate have surrounded both cases, with courts ...
The full English translation of Nuremberg Document 446‑PS (Directive No. 21, “Case Barbarossa”) is available in multiple open‑access archival repositories: Cornell University’s Donovan Nuremberg Trial...
The Birthright Citizenship Act proposed in recent Congresses would narrow the federal statutory definition of who is “subject to the jurisdiction” for purposes of citizenship at birth, limiting automa...
Public records for Michelle Obama are well-documented in authoritative government and institutional biographies: her birth in Chicago (January 17, 1964), schooling in Chicago public schools, a B.A. fr...
Katie Johnson is a name shared by multiple professionals with different educational backgrounds in the provided reporting: one Katie Johnson listed as a Harvard Law School graduate in 2014 (a White Ho...
Yes — extensive English translations of Nuremberg trial transcripts, evidentiary exhibits and many expert reports are publicly available online through multiple archives; Harvard Law School’s newly re...
The Supreme Court has long read the 14th Amendment’s Citizenship Clause as granting jus soli — citizenship to nearly everyone born on U.S. soil — most decisively in United States v. Wong Kim Ark , a p...
Reporting centers on one public, specific sexual-assault allegation by former Senate aide Tara Reade — who in 2020 accused Joe Biden of assault in 1993 — while multiple other women have described unwa...
The Nuremberg Trials established legal concepts—most notably accountability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the idea that following orders is not an absolute defense—that shaped post‑war ...