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The IRS issued updated life-expectancy tables for RMD calculations effective for 2025 (Tables I–III in Publication 590‑B) and those tables change the “distribution period” (life‑expectancy) factors us...
Using the Tor browser or accessing .onion sites is legal in many democracies — for example, commentators and privacy guides state that “using Tor is completely legal” in countries like the United Stat...
Viewing or possessing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is treated as a crime in U.S. law and by major advocacy groups: federal statutes and state laws make creation, possession, or distribution of C...
New York State does not tax Social Security benefits for residents: Social Security (including Tier 1 railroad and disability benefits) that appear on federal adjusted gross income can be subtracted w...
A minority of U.S. states let lottery winners avoid public naming outright; multiple outlets list roughly 9–11 “fully anonymous” states (commonly cited: Delaware, Kansas, Maryland, Mississippi, Missou...
Fifteen men were reported to remain in U.S. custody at Guantánamo as of early January 2025, and public reporting divides their legal statuses into three groups: a small number formally cleared for tra...
Michigan’s Muslim population is commonly reported in 2025 at roughly 240,000–270,000 people, which various outlets translate into about 2.4%–2.75% of the state population . Coverage and estimates poin...
Michigan is consistently listed among the U.S. states with the largest Muslim communities both in raw numbers and as a share of population: several compilations place Michigan in the top tier, with es...
If law enforcement detects access to illegal content over Tor, prosecutors typically need evidence linking a real-world person to the criminal conduct rather than merely the fact that traffic passed o...
Viewing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is treated seriously under U.S. law: federal and state statutes criminalize the creation, possession, and distribution of CSAM and treat it as evidence of ch...
State rules on residency and domicile determine which state can tax lottery winnings: most states tax winners based on their residence when they claim or receive the prize, but a few states (notably A...
Federal reporting and legal guides uniformly state that immigration officers — including ICE and HSI personnel — are required by federal law and agency regulations to identify themselves as officers a...
Legal challenges to the Constitution’s 35‑year minimum for President and Vice President have been rare and have not succeeded in overturning that requirement; scholars and government guides record the...
Federal law and service rules allow recall of retired and Reserve personnel, but procedures and common practices vary by branch and by whether a retiree is from the Regular (active) component, Reserve...
Since 2020 Muslim Michiganders have moved from relative under‑representation to a more visible and measurable presence in local government: community groups and impact reports record dozens of Muslim ...
The claim that Congress passed a law called NESARA (National Economic Security and Reformation/Recovery Act) and then suppressed it is contradicted by the absence of any corresponding legislative text...
Yes — ICE agents in 2025 receive locality pay adjustments as part of their total federal compensation; job announcements, ICE’s own recruiting material and contemporary reporting all state that final ...
Documentary evidence and timelines can strengthen claims about gaslighting and are commonly recommended as part of legal strategies; several legal guides and practitioners say keeping emails, texts, n...
You are not free to commit "mass murder" of squirrels without legal limits: many states treat squirrels as game animals with regulated seasons or as protected wildlife, and local laws limit methods (h...