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United States Senator from Kentucky since 2011
There is no single, authoritative public list in the provided reporting that catalogues U.S. senators “receiving money from Venezuela.” Available sources document extensive U.S. legislative activity o...
Available reporting and public records in the provided sources do not identify any U.S. senators as “getting money back from Venezuela.” The documents instead show U.S. senators sponsoring legislation...
There is no reliable, sourced list in the provided reporting that names U.S. senators accepting money from the Venezuelan government; available sources focus on U.S. Senate votes and legislation relat...
’s brief, dramatic rebellion against began with a 52-47 procedural vote to advance a war‑powers resolution that would constrain further strikes on and ended days later when Republican defections and a...
Sen. Rand Paul has a documented, from AIPAC according to the tracking data provided: is listed as having been received . Other supplied sources either do not address AIPAC contributions directly or fo...
The claim that REAL ID “takes away constitutional rights” is a political interpretation, not an established legal fact: the law standardizes state identification for federal purposes but critics say i...
Key public records and reporting show the U.S. government — through grants to EcoHealth Alliance and collaborations involving U.S. scientists — funded coronavirus research that included bat-to-human r...
Available reporting and public databases show that AIPAC as an organization historically did not directly write checks to candidates until very recently; most money tied to “AIPAC” comes from its PACs...
The Senate voted 51–49 on September 10–11 to set aside Democratic efforts to force public release of the Jeffrey Epstein case files; , while two Republicans — Sens. Josh Hawley and Rand Paul — joined ...
funding connected to -area research began publicly surfacing in reporting around a 2014 grant that subcontracted work to Chinese institutions including the ; investigators and journalists have since d...
The U.S. President does not have unfettered, permission‑free physical access to the gold held at the Fort Knox Bullion Depository; the vault is operated under Treasury control with tightly prescribed ...
Senator Rand Paul opposed the continuing resolution primarily because he said it would add roughly and failed to advance his effort to , framing the vote as a stand against Washington’s habitual overs...
Congress did not successfully “invoke” or enforce the War Powers Resolution to stop President Trump’s Venezuela operations; senators on Nov. 6 rejected a resolution that would have blocked strikes on ...
The motion to block public release of Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein was carried by a Senate vote on Sept. 10–11, 2025, with . Several Republican senators are explicitly named in ...
Sen. Rand Paul’s Israel-related record is defined less by blanket opposition to the U.S.-Israel relationship than by repeated efforts to condition, time-limit, or find offsets for American military an...
Sen. Rand Paul opposed the short-term continuing resolution (CR) funding measures on grounds consistently described as , but available analyses disagree on the exact vote date and surrounding actions....
Several news analyses identify a mix of Republican lawmakers who have publicly criticized actions by former President Trump or his administration as authoritarian or dangerous, but the lists and conte...
Pete Hegseth, now serving as Defense Secretary, is under intense bipartisan scrutiny over two recent controversies: use of encrypted Signal chats that an inspector-general assessment said “created a r...
Claims that Dr. Anthony Fauci “lied about COVID” concentrate on three threads: alleged concealment of U.S. funding or oversight of Wuhan research, tactical communications about masks/herd immunity, an...
Members of Congress and the President continue to receive pay during a federal funding lapse because their compensation is governed by constitutional provisions and a statutory permanent appropriation...