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Requests for a “top 10 positive accomplishments” of Donald Trump’s second presidential term must rely on partisan claims, executive actions, and early statutory wins rather than an authoritative, neut...
This year the Trump administration pursued a sweeping agenda that critics say includes aggressive immigration enforcement, expansive executive orders (218 EOs in 2025), military actions in the Caribbe...
Independent “media-bias” rating projects most cited in 2025 are AllSides, Ad Fontes Media and Media Bias/Fact Check — and aggregators like Ground News average those three for their scores (Ground News...
Modern polling aggregates (post‑World War II through present) show wide variation in average presidential approval; Gallup’s historical tables cite Jimmy Carter averaging about 45.5% — “essentially ti...
Donald Trump’s most-cited recent national approval readings cluster around the low 40s: Reuters/Ipsos and other outlets report a 41% approval in early December, while aggregated trackers show net appr...
A clear majority of Americans currently view ICE unfavorably: recent national polls show roughly half to a majority disapproving of how the agency operates, and support for protests or abolition has j...
Allegations of BBC political bias in 2025 erupted into a full-blown crisis after a leaked memo and an edited Trump video prompted senior resignations and widespread debate; public trust is sharply div...
News reporting shows no publicly verified, original IQ score for Donald Trump; multiple outlets and fact‑checkers note that Trump has boasted about high IQ claims while specific numeric scores (for ex...
Coverage in the provided sources shows mixed signals: Ilhan Omar won her 2024 Democratic primary and November general easily in a liberal Minneapolis-centered district , while national polling and fav...
The Confederate battle flag traces to Civil War military use but was never the Confederacy’s sole national banner; historians say it became a potent symbol because the Confederacy fought to preserve s...
Recent comparative studies and scorecards show mixed findings: fact-check tallies have at times rated large shares of claims on MSNBC as Mostly False or worse (about 44–45% in PolitiFact scorecards) w...
The most consistent finding across the provided 2024 surveys is that , while sensational and partisan outlets like the National Enquirer, Infowars, and Breitbart sat near the bottom on net trust measu...
National polling through early January 2026 shows Donald Trump running below majority approval in most large trackers, with averages and reputable polls clustering in the high-30s to low‑40s for “appr...
Claims that “Trump is the 3rd best president in U.S. history” conflict with available expert rankings and public polls: multiple historian surveys place Donald Trump near or at the bottom of president...
President Trump’s decision to demolish the White House East Wing to build a private ballroom does not fit neatly into a simple “need congressional approval” binary; , but Congress can exert oversight ...
There is no public, verifiable IQ score for Donald Trump; multiple fact‑checks say claims (like an IQ of 73) lack evidence and no official test result has been published . Trump has repeatedly boasted...
No news outlet is wholly without bias; reputable evaluators and surveys identify a set of outlets that are consistently seen as “least biased” by methodology-driven rating groups and public polls (for...
Donald Trump’s second term has already generated sharp public criticism and falling approval: Gallup reports his job approval fell to 36% with 60% disapproval , and multiple polls show sustained secon...
Polling snapshots and public metrics show mixed signals about Candace Owens’ standing: YouGov ranks her as the 113th most popular contemporary TV personality (popularity = % positive opinion) , while ...
Major third-party trackers and surveys show reasonably consistent patterns: Fox News and other conservative outlets are widely perceived as right‑leaning, while The New York Times, MSNBC, NPR and simi...