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Donald Trump’s promises to reduce grocery prices versus actual changes in overall food-at-home (grocery) prices during his second term, focusing on broad market outcomes rather than isolated price swings or government-supported interventions.

Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents after leaving office; storage at Mar-a-Lago; representations of compliance; subsequent recoveries; public statements; and alleged concealment and sharing.

A remote Florida Everglades-area immigration detention facility and broader ICE detention practices involving work-for-pay programs, paid phone access, conditions of confinement, attorney access barriers, and humanitarian concerns — including comparisons by critics to “concentration camps.”

Donald Trump repeatedly framed unauthorized immigration as an “invasion” and claimed immigrants were “taking” Americans’ jobs, while enforcement policy and visa restrictions intersected with labor markets where immigrants—both undocumented and legal—are heavily concentrated, including agriculture, construction, food processing, and STEM.

A New York court found Donald Trump and his companies liable for civil fraud tied to inflated asset valuations, followed by appellate review and escalating conflict involving officials associated with the case.

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The tendency to avoid, ignore, suppress, or distort information that is uncomfortable, threatening, complex, or cognitively costly—often symbolized by “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.”

Donald Trump’s decision to relocate U.S. Space Command headquarters from Colorado to Alabama, including stated justifications, projected costs, political controversy, and expert debate over whether the move benefits national security or reflects political motivations.

A symbolic card grounded in Biblical teachings about truth, exposure, and moral accountability - emphasizing that hidden actions are revealed, individuals are known by their "fruits," and that outward religious identity can be evaluated against observable conduct.