Comment by codys

You've mixed up your context here. Web pages are not generally "facts" under US copyright law, and redistributing them from a database doesn't turn them into facts, nor does it engage the normal "collection of facts" (aka database) rules about US copyright. And even if the webpages were "facts", the only part of "collections of facts" that gets copyright protection is the creative part. Which can't be the plain content of the facts.