Research you can trace.
Start with the published record, inspect how it was assembled, and follow the sources. Each project states what its evidence can and cannot establish.
Institutional accountability
Published records with source lists, scope limits, and a route for corrections.
Religious Institution Evidence Atlas
Official actions and institutional records, with explicit coverage gaps.
Real-Estate Brokerage Accountability Atlas
Public actions, industry measurements, source receipts, and procedural status.
OrganWatch
Organ-procurement oversight records and institution-level dossiers.
Surveillance procurement
Source-supported purchases and disclosures, separated from deployment claims.
Public systems
Interfaces and datasets that let readers inspect the underlying record.
Federal Data Hub
Federal and regulatory datasets through a documented, keyless API.
Federal AI inventory
Agency-reported AI uses, with missing fields treated as disclosure gaps.
Foreign-held farmland
A map and dossiers built from the federal farmland disclosure record.
Voidly censorship index
Internet measurement data with source and interpretation boundaries.
How to read the work
Our methods explain collection and interpretation. The publication standards distinguish observations from conclusions, and the corrections process records how to challenge a claim. For dated technical articles, browse the writing archive.