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The 34-count New York conviction for falsifying business records against Donald Trump was not universally “dropped”; reporting shows his 34 New York felony convictions remained on the books after a Ma...
Multiple contemporaneous and later official and journalistic sources document airplane wreckage at the Pentagon: FBI photographs of interior wreckage, eyewitness accounts and photos of airplane parts,...
No — the 34 felony counts from the New York hush‑money case were not “dropped” after the 2024 presidential election; a Manhattan jury convicted Donald Trump on 34 counts of falsifying business records...
Tor receives money from a mix of U.S. government grants, other public agencies, private foundations and individual donors; its historical reliance on U.S. government funding has fallen from the 2000s ...
Several mainstream outlets and fact‑checkers publicly addressed and debunked “diaper” rumors during 2024–2025: Snopes documented and verified diaper‑at‑rally reports about Donald Trump in May 2024 (an...
has consistently refused to acknowledge state responsibility for the , denied ’ core demands for a public apology, a transparent investigation and legal accountability, and has repeatedly used censors...
reports that — including teenagers — face extreme punishments up to for consuming TV and K‑pop, citing testimonies from defectors and corroborating evidence such as earlier documentation of at least o...
Agency for Global Media (USAGM) relies on a combination of statutory “” protections, agency broadcasting standards, regulatory provisions, and self-described policies to limit political interference a...
The Smith–Mundt Act (United States Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948) authorized the U.S. government to prepare and disseminate information and educational materials abroad about the Un...
Multiple official investigations and contemporaneous reports concluded that American Airlines Flight 77 struck the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001; the 9/11 Commission, Department of Defense histories and ...
The 34 counts in the New York indictment and conviction all accused Donald J. Trump of falsifying business records in the first degree, each tied to entries, invoices or checks related to reimbursemen...