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Analysts and several outlets report a statistical anomaly dubbed the “Russian Tail” — a flattened-but-extended tail in vote-distribution curves that analysts previously tied to manipulated elections i...
The answer depends on definitions: criminal "collusion" or "conspiracy" was not proven by the special counsel, but multiple official investigations concluded Russia interfered to help Trump and docume...
Yes — multiple U.S. government investigations and independent reporting conclude that the Russian government mounted a broad, coordinated operation aimed at aiding Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential bid...
The Obama administration did respond to and investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election, but the scope, methods and timing of those actions were contested across multiple official reviews an...
The clearest legal precedents tied to MK‑ULTRA are civil settlements and limited court findings acknowledging that CIA‑backed experiments inflicted harm on unwitting subjects—most notably a 1988 settl...
Claims that American POWs were deliberately left behind in Southeast Asia after the Vietnam War and that the U.S. government covered up live prisoners have driven decades of controversy; multiple offi...
President Obama did not seek prior, full congressional approval for the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, but key congressional intelligence leaders were briefed about the intelligence and the po...
Newly declassified documents and statements from current DNI Tulsi Gabbard assert Obama-era officials ordered and shaped the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment and related messaging about ...
The Obama administration publicly concluded in late 2016 that the Russian government conducted a multi-faceted campaign to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, and it took sanctions and o...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not show any record that Barron (or “Baron”) Trump testified before the Senate Environment and Public Works subcommittee; searches turn up press covera...
The claim that is not supported by conclusive evidence in the available record; investigations established that Russian interference in 2016 occurred, while separate questions remain about how opposit...
Multiple U.S. investigations and independent research established that Russia mounted a multipronged interference campaign in 2016 that combined cyber intrusions to steal and disclose Democratic Party...
Donald Trump’s first presidency was dominated by a handful of recurring controversies — the probe into Russian contacts and election interference, two impeachments tied to Ukraine and to the post‑2020...
Congressional committees treat witness materials that are sensitive or classified as a separate category subject to strict access, storage, and disclosure controls: access is limited to cleared staff ...
Multiple investigations — most prominently the FBI probe, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s inquiry, and a bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee review — examined alleged links between Donald Trump,...
U.S. officials and multiple investigations have concluded that Russia has conducted sustained interference campaigns in U.S. elections using hacking, disinformation, and covert influence networks — no...
The Benghazi attack on September 11–12, 2012, was carried out by militants associated with Ansar al-Sharia and killed four Americans including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens; later U.S. prosecution...
Pam Bondi has directed a grand jury probe into the origins and handling of the 2016 Russia investigation, focusing on Obama-era officials and intelligence assessments; multiple reporting threads show ...
U.S. intelligence and congressional investigations concluded , a finding reaffirmed in later reviews and supported by ongoing evidence of similar Russian activity. Subsequent government actions and ne...
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s report and the Mueller special counsel report covered overlapping territory—Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election—but , producing complementary but distinc...