Politics & GovernmentWhat officials claim beside what documents show, over the archive’s largest section: the Biden years and the 2022 midterms.All 277 →
GAO reports agencies cited good cause for about 71 percent of major interim final rules it reviewedThe audit's count of expedited rulemaking closes on January 20, 2025 - six weeks before HHS rescinded a 1971 comment policy and roughly three months before a White House memorandum directed repeals without notice and comment where the good cause exception applies.White House message credits tax law with ending taxes on Social Security benefits; CRS says Section 86 was not changedThe anniversary message names two actions as proof the program is secure. The record shows a $6,000 age-based deduction that expires after 2028, and payroll taxes from workers the statute bars from collecting benefits while in the United States.GAO reports 988 contact volume rose 23 percent in fiscal 2025 as federal hotline operations held steadyThe August 13 audit finds the three federal crisis hotlines' operations "remained mostly consistent" during a fiscal year in which HHS and VA announced plans to carry out a February 2025 workforce-reduction order. Its summary does not mention the 988 specialized service for LGBTQ+ youth that was shut down and, on a later account, has not been restored.
Crime & JusticeCourt records and enforcement actions now, over an archive of case coverage the old site followed for months.All 232 →
Justice Department proposes fifth landlord settlement in rent-algorithm case; landlord complaint dates to Jan. 7, 2025The undated announcement, captured Sept. 5, 2026, carries a statement of this administration's posture toward corporate landlords. The same release dates the landlord complaint it resolves to Jan. 7, 2025.Elected with 68% of the vote, Calvin Duncan refiles federal challenge to the law that eliminated his officeAn amended complaint filed Aug. 14 puts the efficiency rationale for Louisiana's Act 15 against the Legislature's own dated action log for Senate Bill 256.Continental Aerospace to pay $11,772,680.14 to resolve PPP loan allegations with no liability findingA congressman's op-ed tied the loan to help for China's military. The settlement document reaches the money and says nothing about the drones.
Health & MedicineFDA decisions and public-health records now, over an archive of the pandemic beat as it ran in 2021–22.All 146 →
Congo reports a seventh Ebola province; WHO's captured bulletin records one added health zoneLocal authorities say a sample from Sud-Ubangi tested positive for Bundibugyo virus. The AP dispatch reports that WHO has said the outbreak "remains out of control" and is on track to surpass the 2014-2016 West Africa outbreak; this piece tests that against the captured WHO documents, and against AP's own figures read as a death toll.FDA cleared Heartvue's cardiac MRI software after a 167-day reviewThe company's founder called it a first-submission success with a change control plan included. FDA's file records the submission on March 12, 2026 and the decision on August 26, 2026 - 25 days longer than the 142-day median the advising firm publishes in its own year-in-review dataset.Samsung's Galaxy Buds hearing aid feature cleared as software in a 112-day routine FDA reviewThe FDA file records an equivalence finding to an earlier product; the trade coverage describes a five-minute self-test as comparable to an audiologist's evaluation, and Samsung's own footnote says the feature is not a substitute for a clinician.
Human InterestLocal incidents, workplace and consumer run-ins, and human oddity - stories whose headlines deliberately withhold their subject.All 145 →
Andrea's Project seeks sponsors for its fundraisers after a year of $42,247 in revenue and a $12,797 deficitThe Amarillo Globe-News listing carries no named speaker. The nonprofit's most recent Form 990 summary, republished by ProPublica, shows revenue down about 54 percent and expenses running past income.Two lawful routes exist for an Arizona charity casino night, Charity Lawyer Blog statesA.R.S. 13-3302 permits a tax-exempt organization to conduct a raffle after a year in the state, in the text captured for this piece; a chamber foundation's page markets casino games and, in the copy captured for this piece, says nothing about prizes.Fund hosting vigil for Officer Austin Abdelnabi reported $3.1 million in assets on its 2024 Form 990The Injured Police Officers Fund says its appeal is the only official one and that every dollar reaches the family. This is the public record that appeal rests on - strong on most measures, unexplained on a few.
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