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Oversight.

Public oversight reconstructions that are not a single named sitting or staff report.

14 cases
AuditAugust 2026

CISA and misinformation governance

What the public congressional record establishes about the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's engagement with election-related misinformation and disinformation governance, and what remains contested between security framing and speech-control framing.

AuditAugust 2026

The Disinformation Governance Board

What the public record establishes about the Department of Homeland Security's Disinformation Governance Board—its creation, stated mission, leadership, pause, and termination—and what remained contested between defenders and critics of the initiative.

AuditAugust 2026

Critical race theory and the schools

What does the public congressional and state-oversight record establish about CRT in K-12, and what remains a naming fight? Curriculum debates 2020-2023, the evidence documented in hearings, and where both sides diverge without resolution.

AuditAugust 2026

Daszak and EcoHealth oversight

What does the public congressional record establish about Peter Daszak, EcoHealth Alliance, and NIH-funded coronavirus research, and what remains contested? A signed reconstruction from widely documented House and Senate hearings on COVID origins and research oversight.

AuditAugust 2026

Gender medicine and minors

What the public congressional and oversight record establishes about medical transition for minors—clinical practices, evidence standards, international policy shifts, and contested claims about benefits and risks—and what remains unresolved in the institutional debate.

AuditAugust 2026

The WPATH Files, oversight record

What does the public oversight record establish about the WPATH Files, and what remains contested? Leaked internal communications as reported 2024, the institutional response, and where both sides diverge without resolution.

AuditAugust 2026

Title IX and Riley Gaines

What the public congressional record establishes about Title IX, women's sports, and Riley Gaines's testimony regarding transgender athlete participation, and what remains contested between competing interpretations of fairness and inclusion.

AuditAugust 2026

Progressive prosecutors

What does the public oversight record establish about progressive prosecutors, crime, and charging policy, and what remains contested?

AuditAugust 2026

2020 riots and the double-standard claim

What does the public congressional record establish about 2020 riot enforcement versus later protest cases, and what remains a partisan comparison?

AuditAugust 2026

NGOs gone wild

What does the public congressional record establish about NGO funding, migration, and government partnership, and what remains contested?

AuditAugust 2026

Financial surveillance oversight

What does the public congressional record establish about financial-surveillance and bank-records oversight, and what remains contested? A signed reconstruction from widely documented House Judiciary testimony on FinCEN and FBI access to private financial data following January 6, 2021.

AuditMay 2026

Jerome Powell's 'transitory' inflation framing (April–December 2021) — a modality-shift audit

Powell's 'transitory' inflation framing across five 2021 FOMC press conferences, audited as a modality shift in public FOMC record. Four transformation steps from April baseline through November definitional retreat to December past-tense reframing, with per-statement Admiralty grading. The *why* (forecast-tracking vs. communication-choice) filed as an open hypothesis pair pending Fed archival release. Records evidentiary grades, open hypotheses, and the limits of analysis.

AuditMay 2026

Race-Based Politics — the bipartisan discourse object, audited

The use of racial framing as a political instrument across the full ideological spectrum — progressive, conservative, centrist, corporate — audited as a coordinated discourse object. Not race. Not racial inequality. The machinery that routinely captures both.

AuditMay 2026

The Rhetoric of Preemption — Operation Epic Fury, audited

The rhetorical architecture managing the gap between the stated justifications for Operation Epic Fury and the documented evidentiary record — audited symmetrically across all eight actors: the administration, Israel, Iran, congressional Democrats and Republicans, NATO, the Gulf states, and China. Not the war's wisdom. The discourse object that manages its justification.

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