About Us

Every week we post about 300-350 government reports, news releases, alerts, executive and administrative actions, and more. We review throughout the day more than 800 newsrooms from the U.S. government, and from over 30 intergovernmental organizations, and 30 think tanks. So you don’t have to.

We post what’s important and interesting, from the latest CDC health alert on H5N1, to ATF’s annual gun manufacturing and export report, to the Defense Department’s annual report on sexual assaults in the military, to the Peace Corps rankings of volunteer-producing colleges and universities, to the notice and agenda for the next Federal Trade Commission meeting, to the Department of Transportation’s report on runway incursion mitigation, to the State Department’s report on the Kremlin’s use of antisemitism to spread propaganda and disinformation, to NOAA’s monthly global climate report.

Our database contains over 35,000 entries and 40,000 document. The database is easy to search by keyword (and/or/phrase), date (doc date or posted date), source (over 300), document type (over 50) and category (over 500).

We cover everything the government has its hands in – in other words, everything. Without the journalism, without the bias. The documents do the talking, not us.

We keep them interesting and focused and add new collections regularly. Some of our collections:  The Dylan Mulvaney-Budweiser controversy, the quadrennial Global Trends reports by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the early days of COVID, killer “manifestos”, and  Putin meets U.S. presidents.

We post key weather alerts and advisories such as updates on major hurricanes, wildfire forecasts, and drought reports. We post security alerts such as changes to the terrorist threat level and cybersecurity advisories. We post product recall notices from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. We post food recall and public-health alerts issued by the FDA, CDC and USDA.

We track over 150 economic releases from the Departments of Commerce, Labor, Transportation, Treasury, Agriculture, and Energy, from the Federal Reserve System, and from the White House and independent agencies. We also post important releases from the National Association of Realtors and ADP Research Institute. The releases typically are posted within a few minutes of issuance by the agency.

We cover 30 influential U.S. and international think tanks, some nonpartisan, some quite partisan:

American Enterprise Institute

Atlantic Council

Belfer Center

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

CATO Institute

Center for a New American Security

Center for American Progress

Center for European Policy Analysis

Center for Strategic and International Studies

Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Chatham House

Council on Foreign Relations

Economic Policy Institute

European Council on Foreign Relations

Freedom House

German Marshall Fund of the United States

Hoover Institution

Institute for the Study of War

International Institute for Strategic Studies

Manhattan Institute

Peterson Institute for International Economics

Pew Research Center

RAND

Razumkov Centre

Stimson Center

The Brookings Institution

The Heritage Foundation

The Hudson Institute

Urban Institute

Wilson Center