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The congressional inquiries into the PROMIS software controversy, including the House committee report.
Reporting documents multiple instances where DHS and ICE recruitment content used music, imagery, and textual references that experts and watchdogs say are common in neo‑Nazi and white‑nationalist spa...
Documented episodes fall into two related buckets: criminals and civilians posing as officers and committing assaults or fraud, and actual federal immigration agents conducting operations while masked...
No public FOIA releases or court records published since July 2025 have been shown in the available reporting to corroborate key elements of Sascha (Sasha) Riley’s viral testimony; multiple outlets th...
Documented instances of and related agencies range from short-term arrests during sweeps to a small but significant number of wrongful removals; watchdogs and advocates estimate hundreds of misidentif...
Since 2019 a patchwork of public records — DOJ “Epstein Library” releases, FBI Vault FOIA uploads, agency FOIA disclosures and congressional postings — have put tens of thousands of pages into the pub...
has marshaled its statutory investigatory tools—subpoenas, threats and votes to hold witnesses in contempt, public releases of documents provided by and , and formal House directives to continue and p...
The ’s official report concluded there was "no credible evidence" that Justice Department officials conspired to steal or illicitly distribute ’s software and recommended no further compensation to IN...
arrests and removals in can pursue several independent oversight and legal avenues: state resources and “know your rights” guidance from the and local advocacy groups, civil-rights litigation and repo...
Multiple congressional inquiries into the 2012 Benghazi attack produced broadly convergent factual conclusions—no evidence of a presidential- or cabinet‑level cover-up—but reached different emphases o...