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The efforts of billionaires to support criminal justice reform, including donations and advocacy.
is a high-profile 2026 proposal to eliminate mandatory minimum sentences for a list of offenses; it has been championed by as judicial discretion reform and criticized by , law-enforcement groups and ...
A review of contemporary reporting and opinion shows critics accuse of several policies they label "inhuman" — chiefly on and detention, continuities from past Democratic administrations, and cultural...
Claims that George Soros is directly paying protesters to riot or orchestrating nationwide demonstrations are frequently repeated but largely unsubstantiated: reputable fact-checking and reporting sho...
Donald J. Trump granted clemency to Michael “Harry‑O” Harris in the final days of his presidency, issuing a full pardon that led to Harris’s release after more than three decades behind bars . Multipl...
A constellation of well-known billionaires — including , , , & (), and — were publicly linked to or movement‑adjacent funding in 2024 through grants, foundations or programmatic priorities . Reporting...
There is no clean, published statistic that directly ties because state disenfranchisement laws, data systems, and privacy protections separate criminal records from party enrollment; researchers ther...
’s most visible and defining policy is the “” universal basic income proposal, but his platform also blends ambitious tech- and AI-focused regulation, a progressive health-care agenda, an aggressive c...
’s cumulative pardons since taking office in January 2019 vary across news reports because outlets update totals after each ; contemporaneous reporting shows a steady climb from about 140 pardons in l...
George Soros has spent substantial sums to support and help elect progressive district attorneys who favor criminal-justice reforms — including limiting cash bail for low-level offenses — and multiple...
Convicted individuals are not universally or permanently barred from federal employment, including many law‑enforcement positions; eligibility is determined by statute, agency rules and individualized...
Donald J. Trump was convicted by a New York jury on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records connected to hush‑money payments, making him the first former U.S. president to be convicted of a fe...