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- NBC News: Facebook Removes Natural News Pages (2020)
News Report · 2020
NBC News; Facebook statement reproduced
NBC News, May 2020: reprints Facebook's statement that it removed Natural News-linked Pages for spammy and abusive behavior, not their content, citing content farms in North…
- NBC News: Raw Milk Advocates Wonder, Where Is Kennedy? (2025)
News Report · 2025
NBC News
NBC News, June 2025: HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. championed raw milk and drank it at the White House in May 2025, but had not…
- NBC News: Twitter Permanently Bans Alex Jones and Infowars (2018)
News Report · 2018
NBC News; Twitter statement reproduced
NBC News, September 2018: reprints Twitter's statement that it permanently suspended Alex Jones and Infowars from Twitter and Periscope for new and past abusive behavior violations.…
- NCMEC Impact: Children Missing from Foster Care
Document · 2025
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children reports 23,348 reports of children missing from foster care, and says 17% of the children missing from care…
- New Mexico jury awards $485 million in foster-child sexual-assault case
News Report · 2023
Associated Press
A New Mexico jury awarded $485 million to a child repeatedly sexually assaulted in foster care. The defendants were private treatment and placement companies, including Acadia…
- New Report Finds Civil Forfeiture Rakes in Billions Each Year, Does Not Fight Crime (Policing for Profit, Third Edition)
Document · 2020
Institute for Justice
IJ reports at least $68.8 billion forfeited since 2000 and more than $8.8 billion in equitable-sharing payments from 2000-2019. Reporting gaps make these incomplete totals.
- New York Post: Hunter Biden Email Story, House Reproduction (2020)
News Report · 2020
New York Post; reproduced by U.S. House Judiciary Committee
New York Post, October 2020, reproduced on a House Judiciary page: the story built on an alleged email in which a Burisma adviser thanks Hunter Biden…
- New York Senate Bill S4571: Police Sound Cannon Ban (2023)
Government Record · 2023
New York State Senate
New York Senate Bill S4571 (2023): would have barred police from using sound cannons for crowd dispersal. A bill, not law.
- NewsGuard: Misinformation Monitor Naming Natural News (2020)
News Report · 2020
Gabby Deutch, NewsGuard
NewsGuard, April 2020: names NaturalNews.com and Mike Adams, calls the site a hoax site, and reports 3.9 million visitors in March 2020. NewsGuard's own publication, not…
- NewsGuard: NewsGuard and Free Speech (2026)
Corporate Filing · 2026
NewsGuard
NewsGuard: responds to a Senate subcommittee letter, says it is a private company with zero U.S. government funding and that its ratings add speech rather than…
- NewsGuard: Website Rating Process and Criteria (2026)
Corporate Filing · 2026
NewsGuard
NewsGuard: describes how its analysts rate sites against nine criteria and says publishers are asked to comment before a rating is published. The company's own description…
- NPR: Facebook and Twitter Limit the New York Post Story (2020)
News Report · 2020
Shannon Bond, NPR
NPR, October 14, 2020: Facebook cut the New York Post story's reach while awaiting fact checks, and Twitter blocked links and images under its hacked-materials and…
- NPR: YouTube, Apple and Facebook Ban Infowars (2018)
News Report · 2018
NPR
NPR, August 2018: reports YouTube, Apple and Facebook banned Infowars, quoting YouTube's rule that repeated violations of hate speech and harassment policies end accounts, plus Apple…
- NYTD Outcomes Data Snapshot: National, FFY2020-2024
Government Record · 2024
U.S. Children's Bureau
The federal survey of former foster youth: at age 21, 16% reported homelessness and 10% reported incarceration in the survey period.
- OncoMouse (Smithsonian)
Document · 1988
Smithsonian Institution
The Smithsonian's record of the OncoMouse, the genetically engineered mouse patented in April 1988 (U.S. Patent 4,736,866).
- Oversight Board: Assessing Meta’s Plans to Expand Community Notes (2026)
Document · 2026
Meta Oversight Board
Meta Oversight Board, March 2026: weighs the benefits and risks of Community Notes but says it has not evaluated how well they work in the U.S.…
- Oversight Board: Decision on Trump Suspension (2021)
Document · 2021
Facebook Oversight Board
Facebook Oversight Board, May 2021: upheld Facebook's January 7 suspension of Trump but said an indefinite, standardless suspension was not appropriate and required a defined penalty…
- Oversight Board: Response to Meta Reinstating Trump (2023)
Document · 2023
Facebook Oversight Board
Facebook Oversight Board, January 2023: said the decision to reinstate Trump on Meta's platforms was Meta's alone and the Board had no role in it.
- Pacific Legal Foundation: Sackett v. EPA Timeline
Document
Pacific Legal Foundation
Pacific Legal Foundation, the Sacketts' own lawyers: a timeline of the case from the 2004 lot purchase and EPA's 2007 order, through the 2012 Supreme Court…
- Parking, Standing and Compliance Violations
Government Record · 2026
City of Chicago Department of Finance
The current table lists a $200 no-city-sticker fine and a $50 late-payment amount for vehicles at or under 16,000 pounds. Current towing and storage amounts differ…
- Patricia And Mark McCloskey Plead Guilty To Misdemeanors
News Report · 2021
Associated Press / NPR
Mark and Patricia McCloskey stood armed outside their St. Louis home in June 2020 as protesters came through the gate onto their private street. The couple…
- People ex rel. Bonta v. City of El Cajon — Memorandum of Points and Authorities
Court Filing · 2025
California Attorney General Rob Bonta
California Attorney General's 2025 lawsuit against El Cajon, alleging the city kept sharing plate reader data with more than 100 out-of-state agencies. Allegations, not a judgment.
- People ex rel. Madigan v. Burge, 2014 IL 115635
Court Filing · 2014
Illinois Supreme Court
The pension board’s January 2011 vote split 4-4, leaving Burge’s previously awarded pension in place. The Supreme Court held the Attorney General could not collaterally challenge…
- People v. Smollett, 2023 IL App (1st) 220322
Court Filing · 2023
Illinois Appellate Court, First District
The appellate court affirmed the convictions and sentence in 2023; the Illinois Supreme Court later reversed on due-process grounds.