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President Barack Obama did not notify Congress before the May 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, and the administration framed the strike as lawful under the 2001 AUMF and principles of self‑defen...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not list a comprehensive count of current U.S. members of Congress who hold dual citizenship nor a definitive country-by-country breakdown; multiple it...
did not pass a law that gives the U.S. government blanket authority to remotely shut down every car; what passed in the bipartisan infrastructure legislation requires automakers to equip new passenger...
The only verifiable public materials identified in the supplied reporting are raw audio recordings of Sascha Riley that have been circulated online and a PDF timeline derived from those recordings; mu...
The headline claim compresses several different truths into a misleading soundbite: the United States does provide roughly $3.8 billion a year in baseline military financing to Israel — about $10.4 mi...
Sen. John Kennedy is widely reported in partisan outlets to have publicly presented damaging documents about Rep. Ilhan Omar in November 2025, including claims of diverted funds and problematic person...
Available reporting and public records in the supplied sources do not state a definitive count of how many members of the 119th U.S. Congress hold dual citizenship as of 2025; none of the provided mat...
President Obama’s 2011 use of military force in Libya prompted a heated constitutional debate over whether the operation required Congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution; Congress expli...
Available, verifiable government-watchdog reporting establishes a demonstrable floor: people identified as U.S. citizens were detained by in the period analyzed by the — a conservative minimum — but o...
Public reporting shows Republican lawmakers have recently pushed bills to ban or disclose dual citizenship and that several members of Congress are foreign‑born or known to have—or be eligible for—for...
Available sources show the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 included a subtitle called the "Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Prosecution Improvements Act of 1986," part of bills H.R.5484/S.2878 in the 99th Co...
The best available, recent compilations indicate , with specific counts reported as 7,087 and roughly 7,000–7,800 in overlapping reports, and longer-term work claiming much larger cumulative tolls thr...
Being a “” is not per se a federal crime—there is no single federal statute that outlaws a local government declaring sanctuary practices—but sanctuary policies occupy a contested legal and political ...
Available reporting lists multiple legislative efforts in 2025 seeking to restrict or force disclosure of dual citizenship among U.S. officials, but those sources do not provide a definitive count of ...
Current reporting and public records show that several past and recent members of Congress have held or been reported to have held dual citizenship — for example, Senator Ted Cruz (U.S.-Canada) and Re...
President Barack Obama’s administration ordered at least one lethal strike that killed a U.S. citizen abroad (Anwar al‑Awlaki in Yemen on Sept. 30, 2011) and U.S. officials later acknowledged U.S. dro...
Congress has again moved to : multiple House resolutions were filed in 2025 and 2026 and held floor votes that advanced or tabled impeachment measures, including a December 11, 2025 roll call where 14...
If a sitting president and the entire executive branch were simultaneously removed or incapacitated, the Constitution and the Presidential Succession Act lay out a specific order: the vice president i...
U.S. statutory authority for using force at sea against non‑state drug traffickers centers on the Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act (MDLEA) and related statutes that let the Coast Guard and other agen...
Two competing streams of numbers describe for and : baseline administration budget requests and a large 2025 congressional “reconciliation” package that redirected unprecedented sums to ; the reconcil...