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American politician and lawyer (born 1942)
Conservative activist groups and right‑wing commentators have used "RINO" (Republican In Name Only) as a political cudgel against many Republican officeholders since 2010, frequently targeting senator...
As of the most recent, authoritative material in the package, , having been elected by Senate Republicans in November 2024 and taking the post at the start of the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025. Mu...
The Senate has moved to legally bar U.S. military and diplomatic funds from being used to blockade, occupy, annex or otherwise assert control over the sovereign territory of any NATO member — legislat...
The provided reporting documents that seven Republican senators voted to convict Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial in February 2021, producing a 57–43 guilty vote that nonetheless fell shor...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly made public antisemitic statements — including calling Jews a “transnational gang,” invoking Holocaust minimization, and labeling “organized Jewry” or “Zionist Jews” as ene...
Available reporting in the provided dossier does not show evidence that Jeffrey Epstein took steps to ensure Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the Supreme Court; the sources focus on the 2018 confirmat...
There is no reporting among the provided sources that met with other s specifically to gather support to block “Trump’s bid for more IVE funding”; the documents show McConnell both meeting with Republ...
voted 57–43 to convict on the single article of incitement of insurrection in his , with seven senators joining all Democrats and independents to vote "guilty"—falling ten votes short of the two‑third...
Nick Fuentes has a long-documented record of antisemitic rhetoric — from explicit claims that “Jews have no place in Western civilization” to frequent tropes about “organized Jewry,” dual loyalty, and...
as a body voted to terminate ’s emergency declaration—an explicit, formal rebuke that temporarily denied him the statutory emergency authorities he claimed—but Senate leadership did not ultimately str...
The current U.S. Senate Minority Leader is Senator Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat who leads Senate Democrats in the 119th Congress (as identified on aggregated rosters of current senators) . The...
Newly released footage shows then‑Speaker Nancy Pelosi saying “I take responsibility” for security failures on Jan. 6 and asking why the National Guard “wasn’t there to begin with,” but multiple fact‑...
The public record included in the supplied reporting does not contain a clean, company-by-company total of how much , (), and gave to across the last three federal election cycles, so a precise dollar...
Julie Green has a mix of specific, falsified, and highly ambiguous prophetic claims; several high-profile predictions have been demonstrably false while others are presented as “fulfilled” by sympathe...
A clear, consistent fact emerges across the materials: the U.S. Senate seats — the senators whose six-year terms began with the 117th Congress on January 3, 2021 — expire on , and those seats are the ...
John Thune, Republican senator from South Dakota, is the Senate Majority Leader in 2025 after Senate Republicans secured a majority in the 2024 elections and the GOP conference elected Thune to lead t...
The available 2025 reporting does not provide a reliable, single figure for the *average* net worth of all U.S. senators, but multiple data points and historical measures show senators are than the ty...
Republican leaders have reacted unevenly to Nick Fuentes’ rising profile in 2024–2025, producing a clear split between high-profile condemnations and cautious or defensive responses that some critics ...
Harry Reid used the so‑called “nuclear option” on November 21–22, 2013 to change Senate precedent so that most presidential nominations — executive-branch and federal judicial nominees below the Supre...
As of the latest compiled reporting, at least seven U.S. senators have publicly announced they will not seek re-election in 2026: Democrats Tina Smith (MN), Gary Peters (MI), Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and D...