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  • Washington Post Layoffs 2026: Fact-Checking the Narrative Behind 300+ Job Cuts

    Washington Post Layoffs 2026: Fact-Checking the Narrative Behind 300+ Job Cuts

    February 5, 2026

    On February 4, 2026, the Washington Post eliminated one-third of its workforce—more than 300 journalists—closing sports and books departments while gutting international coverage. We separate verified facts from contested interpretations across six major sources.

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  • Trump Announces U.S. Strategic Critical Minerals Reserve: $12B Project Vault Initiative Analysis & Fact-Check

    Trump Announces U.S. Strategic Critical Minerals Reserve: $12B Project Vault Initiative Analysis & Fact-Check

    February 4, 2026

    President Trump announced Project Vault, combining $10 billion in Export-Import Bank financing with $2 billion private funding to create America’s first strategic critical minerals reserve for civilian use. Fact-checking reveals significant inaccuracies in Trump’s claims about Federal Reserve renovation costs, Ukraine assistance totals, war casualties, and border crossing numbers.

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  • Trump Claims Historic Crime Drops on Bongino Podcast: What the Data Actually Shows

    Trump Claims Historic Crime Drops on Bongino Podcast: What the Data Actually Shows

    February 3, 2026

    Trump claimed historic crime drops in Memphis, New Orleans, and D.C. on a Dan Bongino podcast — but independent data tells a different story. Our fact-checked breakdown covers every major claim, from Operation Viper to the Venezuela oil deal.

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  • Wichita Council January 20, 2026: Water Plant Issues Dominate

    Wichita Council January 20, 2026: Water Plant Issues Dominate

    February 2, 2026

    The Wichita City Council convened on January 20, 2026, for a marathon session that lasted from 9:00 AM until adjournment at 12:27 PM. The meeting was dominated by extensive discussion of the troubled Wichita Water Works project, revealing that liquidated damages were not extended past the September 2024 substantial completion date—a detail not previously disclosed…

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  • Utah Citizenship Voting Review Update

    Utah Citizenship Voting Review Update

    February 2, 2026

    Utah’s Lieutenant Governor reports that a statewide citizenship review of voter rolls found more than 99.9 percent of registered voters are U.S. citizens, identified very few confirmed noncitizens, corrected systemic weaknesses, and emphasized the need to balance election integrity with protecting eligible voters’ rights.

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  • Trump Air Force One Press Gaggle: Iran Tensions, Crime Claims, and Cuba Negotiations

    Trump Air Force One Press Gaggle: Iran Tensions, Crime Claims, and Cuba Negotiations

    February 2, 2026

    President Trump held an Air Force One press gaggle January 30, 2026, making false claims about historic low crime rates while confirming US warships heading to Iran. He announced Cuba negotiations, revealed plans for a massive DC triumphal arch, and discussed Venezuela oil deals. Comprehensive fact-check included.

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  • Article Summaries for February 2026

    Article Summaries for February 2026

    February 1, 2026

    Article Summaries for February 2026.

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  • There Are No Good Reasons to Subsidize Stadiums. Governments Keep Doing It.

    There Are No Good Reasons to Subsidize Stadiums. Governments Keep Doing It.

    February 1, 2026

    Despite decades of economic evidence showing that publicly funded sports stadiums fail to deliver promised benefits, governments continue to spend billions subsidizing wealthy team owners, often at the expense of taxpayers and public trust.

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  • Article Summaries for December 2025

    Article Summaries for December 2025

    January 31, 2026

    Article Summaries for December 2025

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  • Article Summaries for January 2026

    Article Summaries for January 2026

    January 31, 2026

    Article Summaries for January 2026

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  • Donald J. Trump: “My Tariffs Have Brought America Back”

    Donald J. Trump: “My Tariffs Have Brought America Back”

    January 31, 2026

    President Donald Trump argues that his sweeping tariffs have produced extraordinary economic growth, low inflation, booming investment, and enhanced national security, proving critics wrong.

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  • Trump Cabinet Meeting January 2026: Drug Price Cuts, Venezuela Reopening, LA Wildfire Federal Intervention Announced

    Trump Cabinet Meeting January 2026: Drug Price Cuts, Venezuela Reopening, LA Wildfire Federal Intervention Announced

    January 30, 2026

    President Trump’s January 29, 2026 Cabinet meeting revealed major policy developments: Most Favored Nation drug pricing agreements with 16 pharmaceutical companies will reduce prescription costs 75-90%, commercial airspace over Venezuela reopens following military operations, and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin will oversee LA wildfire permitting after a year of state delays. Trump also announced plans to…

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