Your fact-checks will appear here
23rd president of the French Republic from 2007 to 2012
President Barack Obama and his family received and accepted gifts from foreign leaders during his presidency; those gifts ranged from modest cultural items to high‑value jewelry and luxury goods and w...
The reviewed materials agree that Barack Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize, and several contemporary reports listed *other notable nominees* including Ingrid Betancourt, Piedad Córdoba, Sima Samar,...
The legal exposure for a U.S. President facing bribery allegations turns on narrow, well-established elements: ; absent those elements, prosecutions are difficult to sustain. Recent analyses show disp...
A president can grant pardons under the Constitution, but whether a former president may be criminally prosecuted for *selling* pardons after leaving office is unresolved: U.S. constitutional text and...
The global reaction to President Barack Obama’s 2009 Nobel Peace Prize was sharply , with many Western leaders praising the symbolic endorsement of his diplomacy while critics in parts of the Middle E...
A former head of state can be prosecuted; recent cases in France and the United States show that . High-profile convictions and sentences in 2025 demonstrate national legal systems can hold ex-preside...
The active phase of the unfolded in a matter of days in August 2008—commonly described as a five‑day war beginning with major hostilities on the night of 7–8 August and culminating in an ‑brokered cea...
The sources provided uniformly report that former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison in a criminal conspiracy case, marking a historic legal outcome for a modern Fr...
A former U.S. president can be arrested and prosecuted for crimes, but legal outcomes hinge on whether alleged acts were “official” and on evolving Supreme Court interpretations of presidential immuni...