Chronological public record
A data analysis of BBC World News headlines reveals a systematic application of skepticism toward civilian casualties in non-aligned nations, contrasted by high trust in Western-aligned military sources. This selective framing is supported by over £300 million in annual funding from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.
Analysis shows 84% of Russian strikes get 'active' framing while 88% of IDF actions are linguistically erased.
Legacy media calls it 'dangerous,' but the data shows 42% of Gen Z is abandoning a financial system that ignores them. Now, influencers are weaponizing tax returns—and risking total ruin to prove a point.
The April 2026 release of Molly Crabapple’s 'Here Where We Live Is Our Country' has kicked off a major media push to frame the Jewish Labor Bund as the new alternative to Zionism. While the buzz focuses on the movement's 'Doikayt' ideology, it ignores the corporate machinery behind the book launch and the tiny scale of these 'New Bundist' chapters. This revival is happening just as traditional Jewish institutions are starting to crack, but the movement’s bloody history with the Bolsheviks is being left on the cutting room floor. We’re tracking the money behind the publication and the growth of the digital network known as 'Der Spekter.'
President Petro’s push for sovereignty just cost his nation its air force. We break down the $1 billion bill and the $450 million in U.S. aid hanging in the balance.
In Q1 2026, the Department of Defense bypassed competition for 42% of its billion-dollar contracts, citing 'unusual and compelling urgency.' This maneuver funneled billions to Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman while their boards added the very officials who signed the checks.
Financial filings reveal a massive war chest funded by billionaire donors aimed at unseating incumbents who questioned recent military aid packages. This investigation tracks how outside capital is being deployed to neutralize legislative oversight of foreign policy.
An analysis of 20,000 hours of broadcast news reveals a systematic disparity in how the BBC reports civilian deaths based on geopolitical alliances. While the broadcaster claims impartiality, data shows a massive gap in emotive language and perpetrator accountability depending on whether the victims are strategic allies or adversaries.
A linguistic analysis reveals the BBC uses passive voice to mask 153 deaths following a massive government funding boost. We follow the money from the UK Treasury to the newsroom.
An investigation into Sky News reporting reveals a systematic pattern of 'actor erasure' regarding the 2026 Lebanon offensive, contrasting sharply with its active-voice coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war. While 112 children were confirmed killed, editorial guidelines obscured the source of the strikes, shielding corporate and political interests from public scrutiny.
As Trump threatens a NATO exit, European giants like Rheinmetall are positioning to seize billions in defense contracts once reserved for American firms. This isn't just diplomacy—it's a massive wealth transfer.
While you watch your smart fridge, the DOJ is scaling a massive AI-driven surveillance network using 'data broker' loopholes to buy your private information without a warrant.
Leaked data shows a 75% unfavorable rating among young Americans, threatening the multi-billion dollar diplomatic safety net that fuels regional conflict.
A quiet regulatory shift just raised the threshold for undisclosed 'bundled' donations, allowing special interests to buy influence in the 2026 midterms without a public paper trail.
In a massive no-bid deal, the DHS has granted Palantir Technologies exclusive control over the data architecture for ICE, CBP, and the TSA for the next five years.
A quantitative analysis of CNN’s Q1 reporting reveals a staggering editorial bias that aligns with the interests of major institutional shareholders in the defense industry.
Despite clear ground evidence and satellite imagery, the BBC continues to use 'distancing language' to mask the reality of a devastating April 2026 strike.
Linguistic sanitization at Sky News protects corporate parent Comcast’s regulatory interests while obscuring military responsibility for mass casualties in Lebanon.
Leaked FOIA documents reveal the DOJ handed Apple and Google private immunity for hosting TikTok, exactly as a billionaire stakeholder funneled millions into a pro-Trump super PAC.
Most people look at Joe Arpaio’s time in Maricopa County as a relic of the past, but they're missing the bigger picture. The model hasn't disappeared: it just grew up. That $8.5 million 'Tent City' has evolved into a massive federal machine with 224 detention centers. Even though a 2015 ruling called out the racial profiling involved, the system hasn't slowed down. ICE is now managing a record 70,000 detainees, and the money is flowing to private contractors instead of local sheriff budgets.
Modern New York labor is still shaped by a Cold War-era crackdown. We trace the money from 1930s blueprints to today's multi-billion dollar hotel industry.
A March 2026 FEC regulatory change raised the lobbyist bundling disclosure threshold to $24,000, effectively shielding millions in defense industry campaign contributions from public view. Analysis of Q1 LD-2 filings shows a 14% surge in unlisted fundraising activity directed at lawmakers drafting the next national defense budget.
The U.S. Army bypassed competitive bidding for a decade-long contract following a massive lobbying blitz. We track the money and the quiet settlement that killed the competition.
The New York Times framed a massive military aid package as a 'strategic necessity' while ignoring that its primary sponsors received millions from the defense firms fulfilling the orders. This reporting gap hides a closed-loop system where public tax dollars are converted into private revenue for companies like Lockheed Martin and Boeing.
Internal directives reveal major networks mandate 'skeptical' labels for Palestinian data while treating Ukrainian state figures as objective fact.
A viral Community Note exposed editorial bias as Sky News attributed 400 deaths to a generic conflict rather than state-directed airstrikes. This linguistic framing protects military allies while adversaries are named directly in headlines, obscuring the source of civilian casualties.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari has filed six articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. From the termination of a massive migrant youth program to bizarre behavior at prayer services, the Pentagon is in chaos as 177 die in the Pacific.
Jacobin and Pluto Press are marketing a new Victor Serge biography to drive subscriptions, but they’re glossing over his role in the Soviet state's bloodiest years. We examine the business of rebranding the Red Terror.
A Gen Us investigation reveals a direct link between Palantir’s campaign contributions and a new, non-competitive $1 billion DHS contract that grants the firm access to private citizen messaging data.
The U.S. Army bypassed competitive bidding to grant Salesforce $5.5 billion for cloud services. Gen Us uncovered a 35% lobbying spike and a suspicious deal to silence a small-business protest.
A quantitative analysis of March 2026 reporting reveals how major broadcasters use specific framing to provide political cover for violations of international law.
A deep dive into 2026 coverage shows a stark linguistic divide: The AP and Washington Post highlight Russian agency in Ukraine while using passive framing for U.S.-funded operations in Gaza.
Media giants Sky News and the BBC face scrutiny for headlines that omit Israeli military agency in Lebanese casualties while using active phrasing for geopolitical adversaries. Quantitative analysis reveals a systematic linguistic double standard that shields diplomatic allies from public accountability.
Péter Magyar just shattered Viktor Orbán’s 16-year grip on Hungary with a 140-seat supermajority. After a decade inside the Fidesz system, Magyar’s victory is the ultimate 'insider-turned-informant' test: can the man who helped build an autocracy be the one to dismantle it?
New evidence reveals the specific dollar amounts U.S. intelligence funneled into the New Left to weaponize theory against the Soviets. While Jacobin dismisses these claims as 'smears,' the audit trails left behind by the Congress for Cultural Freedom tell a different story.
NioCorp Developments reported a 1,500% increase in lobbying expenditures to secure project-specific land-use exemptions. This six-figure surge targets the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to bypass standard environmental reviews under the guise of national security.