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Reporting in the provided sources shows active legislative movement in 2024–2025 on related topics (child marriage, raising or changing ages tied to consent and medical decisions) but does not supply ...
There is limited federal action in the sources on proposals to lower the age of sexual consent; recent U.S. federal bills cited focus on related topics (e.g., whether international organizations advoc...
There is no evidence in available reporting that conservatives as a unified movement are trying to lower the U.S. age of consent for sex; recent reporting and fact-checks show rumors of federal moves ...
There is no credible reporting or public record in the provided sources that Gov. Tim Walz personally stole government money; the reporting documents large-scale fraud in Minnesota’s social‑services p...
Cook, Sabato, Reuters and party operatives all point to a wide, shifting battleground rather than a single short list: dozens of districts are "toss‑up" or "in play," with the DCCC naming 35 Republica...
Democrats need a net gain of three House seats to win the majority in 2026, and party campaign arms have already identified a concentrated battleground: the DCCC lists roughly 35 Republican-held targe...
The battle for control of the U.S. House in 2026 will hinge on a relatively small number of narrowly divided congressional districts—organizations and parties are currently tracking roughly 33–35 targ...
California experienced substantial net domestic outmigration during the 2020–2024 period, with multiple official and journalistic sources estimating aggregate losses on the order of hundreds of thousa...
A narrow set of House districts — concentrated in states that have redrawn maps mid‑decade or seen notable retirements — are expected to define the 2026 battleground; national forecasters see a compet...
Federal law enforcement historically has been and remains majority white, with gradual increases in racial and ethnic minority representation over recent decades documented by federal surveys of law e...
State and local governments can and sometimes do try to backfill federal program shortfalls, but their ability is limited by budget rules, political choices and scale: federal grants to states and loc...
The Biden administration passed the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and spent years setting up and awarding projects and grants; Brookings and Construction Dive note that seve...
Since 1900, the record in the supplied reporting shows episodic efforts in many states to curb, limit or even abolish property taxes — most recently concentrated in the 2020s — with proposals commonly...
There is substantial reporting in 2024–2025 documenting multiple legislative proposals, ballot initiatives and governor-backed ideas that would reduce or entirely abolish property taxes in some U.S. s...