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Available reporting and organizational lists show that as of 2025 there are a small but growing number of Muslim Americans in elected federal office—Wikipedia’s compiled list counts five Muslims elect...
DuckDuckGo’s stated “no‑tracking” stance means it avoids linking searches to identifiable user profiles and blocks many third‑party trackers, offering largely the same results to all users and minimiz...
Google retains and uses search data to power personalization and ads; reporting and reviews in the collection show Google’s model involves storing and analyzing user searches while DuckDuckGo says it ...
DuckDuckGo markets itself as a privacy-first alternative that “doesn’t track your searches” or store personal identifiers like IP addresses, and it emphasizes blocking third‑party trackers and non‑per...
Between 2015 and 2025 Muslim American officeholders moved from sparse, localized representation to a visibly expanding presence that influenced policy debates on immigration, civil rights, and foreign...
Muslim American representation in U.S. government has risen measurably in the last two decades: the first Muslim member of Congress was elected in 2006 and by 2025 there are five Muslims who have serv...
DuckDuckGo presents itself as a privacy-first search engine that “does not collect or store any personal data,” including search history and IP addresses, and blocks trackers while you browse . Google...
Google retains and uses search and location data to power personalized services and ads, and many sources say Google keeps data "for extended periods, potentially indefinitely" subject to its policies...
Available sources do not provide a firm, single count of how many Muslims held public office in the United States in 1990; contemporary databases and modern directories focus on recent decades and not...
DuckDuckGo markets itself as a privacy-first search engine that “does not collect or store personal data” and blocks many third‑party trackers, whereas Google collects user data to personalize results...
Major public-data sources offer estimates of U.S. Muslim populations at national and state levels, but : Pew’s 2024–25 surveys describe demographics but do not release metro-by-metro 2025 counts, MAPS...
collects a wide range of metadata and content-related signals from to power security, productivity features, and cross‑product personalization—while it insists that content stored in Gmail is not used...
DuckDuckGo positions itself as a privacy-first search engine that, according to industry write-ups, “does not collect or store” personally identifiable user data and avoids building profiles for ad ta...
There is no single authoritative tally in the provided reporting that confirms "50 Muslims in state government"; available sources describe Muslim representation unevenly across levels of office and h...
The central claim across the materials is that a substantial number of U.S. states still have that explicitly banned same-sex marriage prior to and despite Obergefell v. Hodges , with counts varying b...