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Images provide context. The documents and reporting cited in each story provide the evidence.

Portraits and logos

Malia Cohen, Annie Eagan and Tim Grayson portraits were supplied for this project. Cohen portraits have been retouched, sharpened or cut out for the design. Herb Morgan’s comparison portrait comes from his campaign website.

The biography’s red-jacket portrait uses a supplied photograph with an AI-edited slate background and gentle clarity adjustments. The shirt portrait was supplied separately; its border is clipped in the page layout. Neither portrait is presented as a photograph of a quoted speech or policy announcement.

Kroll and Kelmar logos come from the firms’ websites. James E. Hartley Jr.’s portrait comes from his law firm. Lynden Lyman is identified in the Arkansas Auditor’s January 2026 newsletter. The CBS interview frame links to the original report in the unclaimed-property story. These sources do not endorse this site.

Generated scenes

The encampment, Napa resort setting and park background are AI-generated illustrations. The Napa scene is not a photograph of Silverado Resort or the June 8 fundraiser. Portrait editing does not document a person’s expression, position or surroundings at a disputed event.

Coastal photograph

Pacific Coast photograph, source and license information on Wikimedia Commons.

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