Which administration's officials cashed out fastest?
We're tracking where senior appointees went within two years of leaving, across six presidencies.
Short, sourced videos on how things actually work: who funds Washington, where officials go after they leave, and what ends up in your food. We check every number against primary sources before it goes on screen.
Each episode starts with a question and ends with the receipts. These are being researched now.
We're tracking where senior appointees went within two years of leaving, across six presidencies.
You may have heard "90% of their time." We're checking that figure against call-time schedules and the members' own accounts.
Ultra-processed foods make up most of what US kids eat, yet the term has no legal definition. We're going through the lobbying filings.
Under the GRAS loophole, companies can declare their own additives safe and never tell the regulator.
We're following retiring three- and four-star officers from the Pentagon to defense-contractor boards.
In 1944 the CIA's predecessor wrote a guide to sabotage. Most of its tips read like a normal staff meeting.
We go where the evidence goes, whichever party it implicates.
We start with a viral statistic, a quote from a hearing, or a line from a podcast that millions of people heard and nobody checked.
Lobbying disclosures, court filings, the Federal Register, CDC surveys, budget tables. We use primary sources over summaries.
Every number on screen links to its source. If a claim turns out to be wrong, we say so, even when it's a popular one.
The facts are public.
Hardly anyone reads them.
First episodes coming soon. We read the filings, budgets and court records and turn them into a few minutes of video.