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Available reporting does not establish a proven, widespread practice of paying anti-ICE protesters; assertions that demonstrators were being paid come from political leaders, preliminary federal probe...
President Donald J. Trump has granted clemency to more than 1,600 people since returning to the White House in January 2025, a tally that includes mass pardons and numerous individual pardons and comm...
Allegations cited in current reporting connect Rep. Jim Jordan to two separate controversies tied to sex-abuse coverage: critics say he was aware of abuse by Ohio State team doctor Richard Strauss whi...
Available reporting does not show Rep. Jasmine Crockett ever confronting Melania Trump with a claim that Barron Trump “is not her child but belongs to Ivanka Trump.” Coverage instead documents Crocket...
Multiple reputable fact‑checks and academic accounts report that companies tied to Donald Trump’s casinos and hotel holdings filed for Chapter 11 reorganization at least four distinct times (1991 Taj ...
Estimates of how much the Trump family has made “directly tied to his presidency” range from tens of millions to several billion dollars depending on which ventures and timeframes are counted: a New Y...
House Democrats have formally filed three articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem — introduced by Rep. Robin Kelly and backed by roughly 70 House Democrats — accusing h...
Public reporting shows Melania Trump applied for and received an employment‑based EB‑1 “extraordinary ability” green card in 2000–2001 and became a U.S. citizen later, but questions persist about what...
There is no credible evidence in the reporting provided that anti‑ICE demonstrators nationwide are being systematically paid to protest; isolated on‑camera claims and political accusations exist, but ...
The record compiled by watchdog groups, congressional Democrats and advocates documents a broad pattern of alleged conflicts, dismantled oversight and possible self-enrichment tied to the Trump admini...
Donald J. Trump has issued clemency across two nonconsecutive presidential tenures; official Justice Department tallies list from 2017–2021, while Office of the Pardon Attorney records for 2025 list s...
Bill Clinton did not uniformly refuse to testify under oath in major investigations; he gave sworn testimony to an independent counsel grand jury (August 17, 1998) and in other legal settings, but his...
A set of high-profile clemency actions wiped away court-ordered financial obligations for multiple pardoned defendants and at least one corporation; reporting and tracking by former DOJ pardon attorne...
Barack Obama’s presidency generated a mix of legal challenges that fall into three clear categories: a flood of that were uniformly dismissed for lack of standing, with record legal costs in his final...
Music platforms — especially Spotify — have faced repeated accusations of political bias, censorship and commercial favoritism in 2025. Critics point to Spotify’s removal or de‑promotion decisions (ar...
Available sources indicate the House of Representatives in the 119th Congress has 435 seats and a very narrow Republican majority as of late 2025; impeachment of a president requires a simple majority...
Candace Owens has drawn repeated controversy for public statements about nationalism and Adolf Hitler, dismissals of systemic racism and Black activism, and provocative takes on COVID, public figures ...
The evidence on whether the Hunter Biden laptop story meaningfully changed voter opinion or turnout in the 2020 presidential election is : several polls and a House Judiciary Committee report claim th...
H.Res. 353 is a privileged House resolution introduced in the 119th Congress that formally impeaches President Donald J. Trump and lays out seven articles of impeachment; it was introduced on April 28...
There are multiple, active inquiries and legal actions connected to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell spanning congressional oversight, judicial proceedings, and prison-administration scrutiny. , ...