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Donald Trump’s second term (began January 20, 2025) has produced a mix of controversial executive orders, aggressive trade and border moves, and tumbling approval ratings — with polls showing approval...
Available sources show Project 2025 proposes sweeping, day‑one immigration rollbacks, mass deportations, expanded expedited removal and rescission of many immigration protections — but none of the pro...
As of the November 2025 reporting in the provided sources, several high-profile global cities are led by Muslim mayors — notably London’s Sadiq Khan (serving his third term) and New York’s newly elect...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. does not hold a medical degree; his formal training is in history and law — a bachelor’s from Harvard and a JD from the University of Virginia — and his career before politics wa...
Political scientists offer competing but converging views: many studies find a meaningful link between right‑wing authoritarianism (RWA) and support for the MAGA agenda—correlations often described as...
Available UK research since 2010 finds no clear evidence that immigrants commit more crime than native-born once key factors—especially age and socio‑economic status—are controlled for, and several la...
Multiple sources report allegations that actions or plans associated with Donald Trump (or his administration) could constitute war crimes: experts say his 2025 proposal to relocate Palestinians from ...
Multiple investigations and commentators allege that Obama-era officials met or engaged with figures linked to the Muslim Brotherhood; critics cite White House visits and meetings, congressional lette...
Major Biden-era fiscal policies most frequently linked to higher inflation in 2021–2025 are the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of March 2021 and subsequent large discretionary spending ...
As of late 2025 the UK does not have a formal, long‑standing “exit tax” that treats all departing individuals as if they’d sold every asset on emigration; however, heavy debate through 2024–25 produce...
Allegations of BBC political bias during UK election coverage since 2019 are documented primarily as large volumes of complaints, party complaints, academic critiques of framing, and polemical comment...
Saudi law has been in flux: official reforms since 2018–2022 have formally widened some adult women’s administrative autonomy (for example, the ability to apply for passports and some registration tas...
Nigel Farage repeatedly conflated distinct datasets and projected short-term arrival figures as settled immigration, producing an inflated picture of “EU immigration levels” by treating detections of ...
Between 2010 and 2020 the United Kingdom was a consistent net contributor to the EU budget, with typical annual net contributions in the range of roughly £5–11 billion depending on the calculation met...
The Globe and Mail opinion piece raises alarms that the Trump administration is moving toward authoritarianism and threatening democratic norms; multiple specialist reports and analyses cited in avail...
Multiple academic studies and media-watch organisations document patterns in the Daily Mail’s treatment of immigration and Brexit that critics call sensationalist, negative framing and pro-Brexit edit...
Yes. Available reporting and released documents show multiple university lectures, events and academic ties connected to Jeffrey Epstein or people and lecture series named Epstein; Harvard has launche...
Publicly available profiles identify a “Dr. David E. Martin” who is founder/CEO of M·CAM and described as a Batten Fellow at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business and as having a doctor...
Research and reporting in the supplied sources identify anonymous imageboards—especially 4chan’s /pol/ and related chans—as frequent origins of sexualized political memes; scholars link this to anonym...
Available sources do not identify a single, definitive “Oliver Weeks the business analyst”; instead search results point to multiple professionals named Oliver Weeks with varied roles (economist at Br...