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The short answer: there is no publicly verified count of how many January 6 rioters are currently ICE agents; reporting shows at least isolated hires tied to the post‑January 6 environment but no conf...
Since returning to the White House, President Donald J. Trump has used his clemency power to forgive a wide swath of individuals convicted of federal crimes, including numerous people convicted of fra...
Multiple reports and investigations allege that individuals sought to buy access to pardons during and after Donald Trump’s first term and that a private channel — outside the Justice Department’s Off...
Estimates of President Donald Trump’s net worth since 2024 diverge widely: Forbes and related outlets put him between roughly $5.1 billion and $7.3 billion in 2025, largely driven by stakes in Trump M...
Investigations and reporting over the past decade have identified patterns and transactions that raise credible suspicions that Trump-branded properties and some Trump-related entities attracted Russi...
Multiple major outlets and internal DOJ materials report that undercover FBI agents recorded Tom Homan accepting $50,000 in cash in September 2024; Reuters, The Washington Post and congressional Democ...
Available reporting shows Tom Homan was reported to have accepted $50,000 from undercover FBI agents in a 2024 sting and that a federal probe was opened but later shelved or closed in 2025; major outl...
Multiple watchdogs, congressional Democrats, ethics groups and major news outlets document a wide range of actions by President Trump that critics call unprecedented corruption: House Judiciary Democr...
No publicly available reporting reviewed here identifies a specific number of presidentially pardoned January 6 defendants who are currently employed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE);...
Multiple official investigations examined whether Donald Trump disclosed—or mishandled—classified documents: a Department of Justice criminal probe led by Special Counsel Jack Smith that produced a se...
A provision slipped into the November 2025 government funding bill lets “any United States Senator” seek statutory damages—reported as $500,000 per violation and potentially up to $1 million under som...
President Donald J. Trump’s clemency actions are reported with widely different totals: an official Office of the Pardon Attorney listing shows in a narrow 2025 window, while multiple news and oversig...
sent a formal records demand on January 13, 2026, asking and Secretary Kristi Noem for broad personnel and internal documents about any or DHS hires tied to the , 2021 attack, including lists of emplo...
The and the publicly say they conducted a full review of the matter, concluded there was “no credible evidence of any criminal wrongdoing,” and closed the investigation after determining the available...
A broad presidential clemency in January 2025 wiped away convictions or commuted sentences for the vast majority of people prosecuted for the January 6 Capitol attack, but reporting and public records...
Multiple Trump-linked companies and high-profile crypto figures aggressively promoted “Trump” crypto projects: World Liberty Financial and its WLFI tokens and $TRUMP memecoin (promoted by Donald Trump...
Available reporting shows that President Trump has issued pardons after 2020 to people convicted of serious drug-related offenses — most prominently Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road) and former Honduran presi...
Available reporting shows President Trump has issued a very large number of pardons in 2025 — roughly 1,500 for January 6 defendants on January 20, 2025, plus many other grants through the year — and ...
The record shows a small set of formal criminal charges tied directly to Jeffrey Epstein’s network: a 2019 federal indictment that named Epstein and three unnamed employee co‑conspirators, and the cri...
Multiple news organizations and congressional Democrats report that was recorded accepting $50,000 in cash from undercover agents in September 2024, an episode that prompted a /FBI bribery inquiry; th...