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No federal "removal order" deporting Rep. Ilhan Omar is documented in the provided sources; reporting and records show she was removed from the House Foreign Affairs Committee in February 2023 by a Re...
Claims that President or former President Joe Biden “has dementia” are contested and not settled by the publicly available reporting in these search results. Multiple fact-checking and medical-comment...
Illegal border encounters rose significantly during the Biden presidency according to multiple analyses and became a central political issue; experts point to a mix of supply-and-demand factors (stron...
Peter Thiel publicly told associates he would , citing disillusionment with the GOP’s cultural priorities, but his past and subsequent giving shows selective involvement in Republican races before and...
A precise, independently verifiable count of “legislative session days” the Republican House majority has held since July 25, 2025 cannot be produced from the documents supplied — the official day-by-...
The national debt rose substantially during President Biden’s first year (calendar 2021): multiple trackers show the gross national debt climbed from roughly $27.8 trillion in January 2021 to the high...
On headline metrics the answer is mixed: Biden’s term oversaw a fast post‑pandemic rebound in GDP and strong job growth, while Trump’s periods saw stronger stock returns and, by some measures, cooler ...
Encounters are CBP’s broad count of any contact with a noncitizen (including Title 8 apprehensions, OFO inadmissibles, and Title 42 expulsions); apprehensions are a narrower category meaning physical ...
Jay Jones did not, in the reporting summarized here, appear to reference a specific incident or named organization when texts surfaced in 2022 that fantasized about violence involving an opponent and ...
The Obama administration experienced , the 2013 shutdown that lasted mid-October 2013 and was driven by a congressional dispute over the Affordable Care Act. Conflicting counts in secondary summaries ...
The 2024 government shutdown was driven primarily by a collapse of a bipartisan spending deal after a conservative revolt within the Republican House coalition, amplified by public rejection from then...
Taxpayer exposure for migrant and asylum accommodation rose sharply between 2021 and 2024, driven by heavy use of hotels and emergency “large sites,” mounting case backlogs and contracts that produced...
Available reporting documents between roughly 8.6 million and more than 10 million recorded “encounters” at the U.S. border during President Biden’s term through late 2024; Southwest‑border encounters...
A slim Republican House majority in the 119th Congress means President Biden will face continued obstacles advancing major legislation in 2026: Republicans control committees and set the floor calenda...
The July 13, 2024 assassination attempt on Donald Trump transformed election-season security, media narratives, and partisan dynamics: authorities and campaigns tightened protections and the Secret Se...
House Republican investigations and some former business partners say bank records, witness testimony and emails tie Joe Biden to meetings, calls and introductions with his son Hunter’s foreign associ...
President Biden’s administration granted pardons and commutations across his term, including a large batch in January 2025; Republican House investigators say many of those final-day clemency actions ...
The October 2013 federal government shutdown was triggered by a funding impasse in Congress after lawmakers failed to pass a continuing resolution to fund federal operations, with the dispute centered...
President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy were the central figures in the 2023–2024 US budget and debt‑ceiling negotiations, with McCarthy driving the Republican House agenda and Biden repr...
Legal challenges specifically contesting fact-checks of former President Donald Trump’s January 6 remarks are scarce in the reviewed record: most mainstream fact‑checking outlets reported and correcte...