Tag: Donald J. Trump
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State of Oregon v. Trump
The State of Oregon and City of Portland are suing President Trump, the Secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security, and their departments to block the federalization and deployment of 200 Oregon National Guard members to Portland. The complaint alleges this action, taken on September 28, 2025, is unlawful political retaliation disguised as a response to…
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Evaluation: Donald Trump’s Speech to the United Nations
A claim-by-claim fact-check of notable statements from Trump’s Sept. 23, 2025 UN address, with concise verdicts and sourcing.
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Donald Trump’s Speech to the United Nations
Here is a detailed analytical breakdown of Donald Trump’s September 23, 2025 speech to the 80th Session of the United Nations.
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Evaluation of Highlights From Trump’s Autism Announcement
The White House event on September 22, 2025 featured statements by President Trump and senior health officials about autism, Tylenol (acetaminophen), vaccines, folate biology, and a new research effort (AP, 2025; Reuters, 2025a; Roll Call, 2025). Below is a point-by-point appraisal with consensus evidence.
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Trump’s Premiere Sunday Briefing Interview: Key Takeaways from Fox News Launch
President Trump launches Peter Doocy’s new Fox show with revelations on TikTok negotiations, 2028 politics, and Washington DC crime crackdown.
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Hayek on Trump’s Road to Serfdom
Many commentators are already drawing parallels between Trump’s equity stake in Intel and the golden share in U.S. Steel with Hayek’s warnings.
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Trump v. New York Times Company, et al.
Donald J. Trump filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, against the New York Times Company, four of its reporters (Susanne Craig, Russ Buettner, Peter Baker, Michael S. Schmidt), and Penguin Random House LLC. The complaint demands a jury trial and seeks substantial damages, alleging defamation…
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Donald Trump Remarks on Mail-in Voting
Donald Trump stated that mail-in voting is “totally rigged.”
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Quantifying the uniqueness and divisiveness of presidential discourse
This research paper tackles a compelling question: Do American presidents actually speak differently from each other, and if so, how can we measure those differences scientifically? The researchers from the University of Chicago developed sophisticated new tools to analyze presidential speech and discovered some striking patterns, particularly regarding Donald Trump’s communication style.