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Donald J. Trump purchased full‑page newspaper advertisements in New York City in early May 1989 urging a return of the death penalty and tougher policing in the wake of the Central Park jogger attack;...
is not now employed by . Multiple fact-checks and a spokesperson have stated ICE has never employed Tarrio, even though his name appeared on an online compilation tied to a purported DHS leak . The ep...
Donald J. Trump purchased full‑page newspaper advertisements on May 1, 1989, that demanded the return of capital punishment in New York and framed the city as being terrorized by violent criminals; th...
Donald J. Trump did take out full‑page newspaper advertisements in New York City in 1989 that called for reinstating the death penalty in response to the brutal Central Park attack, and those ads expl...
Contemporary primary-source reporting about the 1980 eviction of Mary Filan is thin but concrete: the original Village Voice story (May 5, 1980) and a documented follow‑up (reported as May 12, 1980) a...
U.S. presidents have declared national days of mourning most often for presidents and for a handful of other nationally significant deaths: Lyndon B. Johnson proclaimed national mourning for both Mart...
Average residential electric bills vary sharply by island and utility: South Padre Island residents average about $155–$156 per month at roughly 13.6–14.4¢/kWh (poweroutage.us; TexasElectricityRatings...
Several people named in Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir have already been involved in litigation tied to her allegations: Giuffre sued (and settled with) Prince Andrew in 2022; she previously sue...
In U.S. practice, calling police or mental‑health services for someone refusing help raises legal thresholds and privacy tradeoffs: jurisdictions use involuntary-commitment laws and co‑responder/PMHC ...