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(LSM), an independent, community-funded testing operation run by , reports that a small subset of toothpastes it sent to third‑party labs came back with “non‑detect” results for lead; however, the pub...
George Soros personally made to a handful of 2024 U.S. candidates, while his nonprofit and family-funded vehicles made much larger to Democratic-aligned super PACs and committees. Public donor databas...
The key finding is that the Trump administration pursued a multi-pronged effort to reduce federal support to colleges and universities in 2024–2025 by terminating thousands of grants, proposing budget...
Airwars and contemporaneous news reporting show U.S. declared airstrikes fell sharply after 2020: declared strikes across major theaters dropped from about 951 in 2020 to roughly 439 by mid‑December 2...
You can and people and groups have sued ICE in federal court for unlawful detention, using approaches like class actions, habeas petitions, Fourth Amendment and due-process claims, and Federal Tort Cl...
A small but growing body of federal court rulings has produced enforceable remedies and injunctions against ICE practices that have led to the wrongful detention of U.S. citizens, most prominently the...
Federal and state suits over Trump University were resolved by a $25 million settlement finalized in 2018 and upheld on appeal, splitting payment to a class of former students and New York’s attorney ...
The Supreme Court’s decision in established that a state may criminalize refusal to disclose one's name during a lawful stop, provided the statute is sufficiently narrow and the stop rests on reasonab...
The Supreme Court in Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada held that a state “stop-and-identify” statute that requires a detainee to disclose his name during a lawful Terry stop does not v...
Brown is widely characterized in secondary reporting and campus polling as the most liberal of the eight Ivy League schools, a reputation reinforced by its open curriculum and long history of visible ...
Available sources in this packet do not report any institution or independent records confirming or disputing former President Donald J. Trump’s claimed college degrees or exact dates; the documents f...
Claims and debates about “Trump’s academic credentials” do not appear in the supplied reporting; most documents focus on the Trump administration’s actions toward higher education — notably the “Compa...
enjoy layered regulatory and statutory protections that make unilateral reductions difficult: stabilization protections after five years (38 C.F.R. § 3.344), a separate ten‑year protected service‑conn...
Journalists follow layered verification practices when linking names in unsealed court filings to living individuals: they treat court records as a starting point but corroborate identities with indep...
Emergency medicine guidelines define anaphylaxis as a rapid-onset, potentially life‑threatening, systemic hypersensitivity reaction that can involve multiple organ systems and commonly appears within ...
For an average applicant, the “chances of being rejected” depend far more on where one applies than on a single universal probability: most students receive at least one admit, but applicants to the m...
Brown’s reputation for progressive and radical activism rests on a long institutional history of student protest and a constellation of faculty, programs and centers that study and sometimes ally with...
Brown’s Open Curriculum and campus offerings are widely understood as expressions of progressive educational philosophy—born of 1969 student reform and marketed as student-centered freedom —but that l...
Available reporting does not show universities broadly correcting or formally disputing Donald Trump’s published biographical education claims; the provided sources focus on the Trump administration’s...
President Trump’s most consequential settlement payouts this year have largely come from universities resolving federal probes: Columbia’s deal is reported as “more than $200 million,” Cornell agreed ...