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Available reporting in the provided materials shows no direct evidence that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was a client of Jeffrey Epstein or that he participated in Epstein’s criminal sex-traf...
Congress has before it the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025, which would require dual nationals to renounce one citizenship within a year or be “deemed to have voluntarily relinquished United States ...
Recent reporting shows renewed attention to the Clinton Foundation as Republican-aligned officials — Attorney General Pam Bondi and former or acting FBI leadership figures — have provided document cac...
Senate Judiciary Committee documents and public reporting show that senators and investigators raised serious questions about how the FBI handled tips and the scope of its supplemental background chec...
Senator John Kennedy’s remarks about Rep. Ilhan Omar prompted public pushback from Omar herself, who warned that letting his comments stand “without wide condemnation from his congressional colleagues...
Federal reporting shows that Transportation Security Administration screening flagged nearly $700 million in U.S. cash detected in passengers’ luggage leaving Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airpor...
The U.S. government has not broadly revoked citizenship of people simply for holding dual nationality, but it has pursued denaturalization of naturalized citizens in recent years for fraud, concealmen...
The FBI concluded its initial probe of Hillary Clinton’s private email server in 2016 without recommending charges; Director James Comey said investigators reviewed roughly 30,000 emails Clinton provi...
The publicly available recording of the congressional hearing that featured a notable exchange between Senator John Kennedy and Representative Ilhan Omar is posted on the Library of Congress Congress....
Senator John Kennedy, during a live Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the rise in hate crimes, publicly accused an Arab American rights advocate of supporting terrorism—an allegation Rep. Ilhan Om...
The evidence assembled from the provided analyses shows ; instead, reporting and congressional debate have focused on transparency and the potential contents of unredacted records. Multiple analyses n...
Discord’s public safety documentation and transparency reports say accounts tied to child sexual abuse material (CSAM) are immediately disabled, reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited...
Christine Blasey Ford first publicly identified herself in an on-the-record interview with The Washington Post published September 16–17, 2018, saying she felt a “civic responsibility” to speak about ...
Available sources in this set do not include direct whistleblower allegations about Turning Point USA’s internal spending on travel, events, or executive compensation; instead, the whistleblower mater...
Senator Bernie Moreno (R‑Ohio) is the sole Senate sponsor listed for S.3283, the "Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025," and the legislative record and public trackers show no Senate co‑sponsors (Congres...
Snapchat clearly states it uses automated tools and human review to moderate public content surfaces like Spotlight, Public Stories and Discover, and it publishes transparency and policy materials abo...
Allegations that the Biden administration “ignored” courts mix specific legal losses, strategic withdrawals, and policy workarounds rather than a single, documented pattern of wholesale defiance (see ...
The FBI director is nominated by the President and must be confirmed by the Senate; Congress capped the term at a single 10‑year appointment in 1976 to insulate the office from politics . When the off...
Kash Patel is the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2025 and a central figure in controversies over how the DOJ and FBI handled files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation; he has pu...
Available reporting shows no evidence in these sources that former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has been indicted, had warrants issued against her, or is the subject of a criminal charge; she is...