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The political landscape in the United States, including the role of media and fact-checking
The available reporting shows scant concrete evidence that Donald Trump has Jewish ancestry: mainstream genealogical accounts trace his paternal line to Lutheran Germans from Kallstadt and his mother ...
Julie Green has been publicly amplified by at least two identifiable political-religious platforms: Doug Mastriano’s campaign, which booked her to speak at a rally, and the ReAwaken America Tour netwo...
Libertarianism is often labeled "far right" in popular discourse because its strong emphasis on minimal state power and free-market economics overlaps with right‑wing economic positions, while its cul...
Major media-watchdog ratings show a consistent pattern: is judged partisan—ranging from “Left” to “Far Left” on bias scales—while its factual accuracy or reliability is routinely graded as mixed rathe...
The claim that “ is the katechon” is an interpretive argument advanced by some conservative writers who cast Trump as a restraining force against perceived cultural and political decline, while many t...
A candidate can legally style themselves a “No Kings Republican,” but whether that label helps or hurts depends on credibility, audience, and the movement’s identity: No Kings is widely reported as a ...
The incident at the center of the question is drawn from South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s own memoir, in which she recounts shooting a 14‑month‑old hunting dog named Cricket after the dog attacked chic...