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United States Representative from New York since 2015 (Republican)
against and his companies have produced court-ordered monetary penalties and restrictions, immediate efforts at state enforcement, and tactical legal moves by Trump’s team to block collection — most p...
Two post-2024 rulings have altered outcomes tied to Trump: a New York civil fraud judgment (reported as a $464 million penalty) was overturned by a New York appeals court , and Trump’s criminal "hush ...
As of the sources provided, multiple U.S. House seats were vacant in 2025 and several more were scheduled for special elections — notable confirmed vacancies include Florida’s 1st (Matt Gaetz resigned...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not contain a contemporaneous account of any actions took in January 2026 specifically; therefore the most that can be reported with confidence is what...
in 2025–2026 includes high-profile resignations and many members who announced they will not seek reelection and, in some cases, are running for other offices; definitive public reporting names a hand...
has reshaped heading into the 2026 cycle: dozens of incumbents have announced they will not run again, while several left their seats late in 2025 or in early January 2026 through resignation, retirem...
Multiple follow‑up polls after the Hunter Biden laptop revelations suggested some voters said they would have changed their 2020 vote had they known the laptop was genuine: surveys or summaries cited ...
The available reporting does not produce a single, verifiable figure for the ; multiple articles note significant individual donations and broad pro-Israel spending but stop short of aggregating a cab...
Donald Trump remains a major force in the Republican Party but multiple outlets in December 2025 report clear signs his grip is fraying: several Republican elected officials are publicly defying his a...
Executive summary Two clear threads emerge from the material: some GOP figures have publicly defended or downplayed Donald Trump’s statements that critics liken to Hitler-era language, while other Rep...
polling shows independent voters in moved noticeably toward challengers between mid‑2025 and early 2026 while a large pool of undecided voters persisted and continued to shape reported margins; Siena’...
and early 2026 show with consistent double‑digit leads over likely Republican opponents in head‑to‑head matchups, including a finding of a 19‑point lead over (49–30) and larger cushions against other ...
A historically large wave of Republican members of Congress have abandoned bids for House or Senate seats to run for governor in 2026, including high‑profile House members such as Andy Biggs (AZ), Byr...
No cabinet secretaries resigned during Donald Trump’s second term in 2025; multiple tracking outlets and contemporary reporting concluded the White House finished the year with no departures from conf...
Available reporting in the provided sources shows multiple public complaints and partisan attacks alleging bias or conflicts involving Judge Juan Merchan — including ethics complaints and a caution ab...
Appellate and trial-court rulings in Donald Trump’s recent litigation record often diverge on legal standards, scope of review and remedies: trial judges make factual findings and hand down verdicts o...
Allegations that Judge Juan Merchan was "paid off" center on claims about his family's financial ties to Democratic clients and his daughter's political work; Republican figures like Rep. Elise Stefan...
Zohran Mamdani has been the target of claims tying him to terrorism based on three main threads: a photographed meeting with Imam Siraj Wahhaj, alleged funding ties to groups under scrutiny like CAIR,...
The debate around the current New York governor’s race centers on that opponents and voters cite as disqualifying. Reporting from late 2025 and 2026 shows competing narratives — one emphasizing genera...