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A review of the supplied reporting finds no verified, sourced list of Democratic politicians who have explicitly called for ; allegations that Democrats endorse violence are repeatedly made in partisa...
Official records and mainstream references report that Donald J. Trump received 304 electoral votes in the 2016 presidential election after accounting for faithless electors; the initial state-by-stat...
Scholars and policymakers disagree sharply about NATO expansion’s role in Moscow’s decision to invade Ukraine: several analysts and some officials say NATO’s eastward growth and the prospect of Ukrain...
There is no single, authoritative tally in the reporting provided that counts every “attack” on and politicians since 2016; available sources document a sharp rise in threats and a catalogue of high‑p...
The produced a clear split: won the nationwide popular vote by roughly 2.9 million votes, yet won a majority of votes and thereby the presidency . This outcome — one of five U.S. elections where the E...
The FBI’s public hate-crime statistics record bias-motivated offenses by protected characteristics (race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, ethnicity) rather than by “far‑left...
Policy reforms that have shown some success against polarization, populism, and misinformation are largely institutional and civic: strengthening independent courts and press freedoms, improving party...
There is limited, direct reporting in the provided materials that lists U.S. cities that have explicitly and measurably "reduced political violence" since 2020; most sources discuss strategies, nation...