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Available reporting shows Governor Gavin Newsom has raised and directed large sums in recent years — including $6.2 million raised online for his 2025 redistricting effort (200,000 donors) and campaig...
Michael Gates was the subject of competing official narratives: the Orange County Register published federal personnel records and anonymous DOJ sources saying he was fired “for cause” from his Justic...
There is no single, public tally published by or that answers “” in the narrow phrasing the question uses; federal datasets and watchdog dashboards report overall juvenile checks, , and total ICE book...
Available reporting documents multiple allegations and formal complaints that people — including unhoused individuals — have vanished after encounters with federal immigration authorities, and human-r...
California’s legislature recently changed booster-seat rules: current age/height requirements (booster until age 8 or 4′9″) remain, but beginning in 2027 children ages 8–16 must meet a five‑step “seat...
California was widely reported in 2024 as hosting a small set of highly competitive U.S. House races that both parties called “swing” or “toss‑ups,” with many outlets pointing to six key districts as ...
No verifiable case has been documented in the provided reporting where ChatGPT or OpenAI itself made a direct report to law enforcement that led to an arrest; most publicized incidents involve people ...
The simple answer: there is no single "chance" to win a car — the odds vary widely and always depend on how many eligible entries are received for a given giveaway, with documented examples ranging fr...
The reporting available does not identify an Ethan Ward as a film director or filmmaker; instead it documents an Ethan Ward who is a journalist and AI/ethics strategist and a separate Ethan Ward credi...
Recent reporting and advocacy materials from 2024–2025 document ICE detentions tied to people experiencing homelessness in and around Los Angeles (including Adelanto) and in Oakland, and multiple advo...
California’s new booster-seat-related law (a watered-down version of AB 435 signed by Gov. Newsom) keeps the core booster rules for children under 8 and, beginning in 2027, adds a five‑step seat‑belt ...