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The available reporting documents a contested legal and political dispute: critics argue that President Trump’s maritime strikes tied to Venezuela risked violating the War Powers Resolution by using m...
Biden’s “COVID-era” expansion of ACA premium tax credits — the enhanced subsidies created in 2021 and extended through 2025 — increased federal spending on marketplace subsidies to an estimated $138 b...
House and Senate Democrats repeatedly pressed for—and in November 2025 helped force—a vote and partial public release of Jeffrey Epstein-related materials after committee disclosures and a 427–1 House...
The Pentagon has opened a review of “serious allegations of misconduct” against Sen. Mark Kelly (ret. U.S. Navy) and said he could be recalled to active duty and face court-martial or administrative m...
Senate Democrats are voting against a Republican "clean" continuing resolution to reopen the federal government because they insist on negotiations over and related health-care provisions rather than ...
The materials provided do not contain a copy of the Kennedy Center’s “most recent annual donor report” or a comprehensive line-by-line donor list with dates and exact gift amounts, so a precise roster...
John Podesta is chiefly discussed in the provided sources for his climate policy work — advocating ambitious emissions targets, a net‑zero by 2050 trajectory and a 100% clean power sector by 2035, and...
Available reporting shows multiple, distinct money flows involving or concerning Donald Trump in 2025: media and university settlements with amounts reported (e.g., Columbia — about $200 million) and ...
The U.S. Senate in 2025 is described in recent data as a , a composition reported by multiple 2025 summaries . Those two Independents — , though individual roll-call behavior can diverge from caucus a...
The Democratic Party’s stated core values center on an , as summarized across official party materials and the 2024 Party Platform; these themes recur in descriptions from the Democratic National Comm...
The Senate has voted on a continuing resolution (CR) at least during the 2025 funding battle, and reporting indicates that would simply extend existing funding without policy riders. Multiple outlets ...
NBC News and multiple outlets report that changing the U.S. Department of Defense’s name to the “Department of War” could cost roughly up to $2 billion, with some estimates framing lower-end figures “...
President Donald Trump accepted a luxury Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet offered by the royal family of Qatar in May 2025; the offer and the administration’s move to take the plane as a gift were first widely ...
The 2025 federal shutdown lasted 43 days, making it the longest in U.S. history; Congress reopened the government when President Donald Trump signed a funding package on November 12, 2025 (43 days) . ...
People blame Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez (AOC) for a mix of political, cultural, and stylistic reasons that fall into three broad buckets: , , and ; these themes recur across the supplied analyses and sp...
Multiple provided analyses show disagreement and partial information about who “voted to block” the release of Jeffrey Epstein files on November 12, 2025. The clearest specific claim in the dataset is...
Congressional votes that precipitated the 2025 government shutdown split sharply along party lines in both chambers, with a handful of Democrats breaking with their party in the Senate to advance fund...
The immediate cause of the October 2025 government shutdown is a failure in Congress to pass a short-term funding measure after negotiations collapsed over , and Republican refusals to include those p...
The Pentagon has publicly said it may recall retired Navy Capt. Mark Kelly to active duty to face court-martial or administrative action after a video urging troops to refuse unlawful orders; the DoD ...
Senate roll-call records and contemporaneous reporting show Senate Democrats voted to block a specific House-passed, clean funding measure on , meaning Democratic senators were the principal obstacle ...