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The impact of the January 6 Capitol attack on corporate political giving patterns.
Claims that protesters are “paid” have repeatedly been deployed in U.S. politics to delegitimize dissent and shift blame for unrest, from allegations around the Dakota Access Pipeline and Charlottesvi...
A body of reporting shows -aligned political committees and campaign entities routed more than $12 million to people and firms involved in organizing the that preceded attack, but the available record...
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...
Donald Trump’s first presidency was dominated by a handful of recurring controversies — the probe into Russian contacts and election interference, two impeachments tied to Ukraine and to the post‑2020...
Jack Smith’s public filings and released testimony frame former President Donald Trump as the central organizer and instigator of the events that produced the Jan. 6 riot, but the reporting and unseal...
) has been a leading conduit between conservative youth organizing and the movement, deploying campus activism, high-profile events, and a partisan advocacy arm to amplify Trump-era policies and elect...
There is no reporting in the documents provided that demonstrates is a ; contemporary coverage uniformly describes him as a far-right influencer and provocateur who organizes stunts and rallies, but d...
The reporting supplied contains no documented instance of a New York‑chartered bank publicly disclosing that it cut or restricted lending relationships with the Trump Organization after February 2024;...
The available reporting documents a sustained, multi-pronged effort by Donald Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election that culminated in a violent assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021;...
Mainstream and fact‑checking outlets immediately characterized former President Donald Trump’s January 6 rally remarks as incendiary and potentially mobilizing, pointing to repeated calls to “fight” a...
Witnesses and documentary evidence presented to committee portray as a proximate participant inside who repeatedly tried to influence during attack, including entering the president’s presence to urge...
Seven Republican senators — Richard Burr, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Mitt Romney, Ben Sasse and Pat Toomey — who voted to convict Donald Trump in the second impeachment trial encount...
The House Select Committee concluded that former President Donald Trump engaged in premeditated efforts to overturn the 2020 election and that those actions formed part of a “multi‑part conspiracy” ti...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that a court has found Donald Trump personally financed or legally “facilitated” the January 6, 2021 Capitol breach; the closest directly relevant legal d...
Democrats and many left-leaning commentators call and some of his supporters “fascist” or liken them to Nazis for a mix of observed behaviors—most notably the attack, alliances with extremist groups, ...
: multiple Christian leaders publicly endorsed ’s 2020 re‑election bid — a mix of high‑profile evangelical pastors and televangelists actively campaigned for him while broader white evangelical voters...
A modest but consequential cohort of -2025">evangelical leaders publicly withdrew or withheld their endorsement of after 2020, driven by moral objections to his conduct, the attack on the Capitol and ...
concluded that political actors — most centrally and several of his allies — played a direct role in inspiring, facilitating and coordinating the crowd that attacked on , 2021, and that extremist righ...
began his second, nonconsecutive presidential term on January 20, 2025, with a 22-person cabinet that largely confirmed as expected . Reporting through early 2026 shows an : multiple news organization...
Yes — across ’s presidencies there have been multiple : his first administration was notable for unusually high turnover, with a string of high-profile departures (including secretaries who resigned f...