Fourteen datasets answer three questions — how power stays hidden, what the law permits, and who holds people. Behind them, a unified index of the US federal regulatory record.
Query any US company
One request to the public API resolves a name to its federal identifiers and assembles the record — filings, enforcement, contracts, penalties — on a single timeline. 21 source systems. Company-level records. Sources listed in the result.
EXXON MOBIL CORPCIK 0000034088 · NYSE: XOM
31 events · 21 federal sources queried · 180-day window
Queries api.ai-analytics.org/entity/ExxonMobil; the default record is assembled at build time, and the button runs the same query live. Public-domain (CC0), no key; company-level records from public federal sources.
Federal-data figures are refreshed at build time from api.ai-analytics.org/coverage; other figures are stated as of each dataset's last regeneration. Every figure links to its data.
The holdings
Fourteen datasets, grouped by the question they answer — each source-cited, openly licensed, most built from the government's own records.
How power stays hidden
Voidly — Measured internet censorship across 200 countries, updated continuously.200 countries measured
Verboten — Every documented book ban worldwide, dated and source-cited.19,283 banned titles
SpyLedger — The public corporate and designation record of the surveillance industry.26 vendors tracked
DarkRegister — Which countries let the public see who owns their companies — and which closed the register.62 jurisdictions
Foreign-Held U.S. Farmland — Foreign-held US agricultural land from the USDA register: acres by country, state, and interest type.46M foreign-held acres
Section 117 Ledger — Foreign gifts and contracts disclosed by US universities since 1981.$62.4B disclosed foreign money
GridOwners — US generating capacity resolved to entity-level owners from EIA-860.1.38 TW capacity resolved
What the law permits
Sanctions Programs — The legal authority behind every OFAC sanctions program code.41 OFAC programs
Right to Information — Which countries give citizens a legal right to government information.61 countries
Data Protection — Which countries protect personal data by statute, and since when.61 countries
Who holds people
OrganWatch — The federal performance and oversight record of every US organ-procurement organization.57 OPO dossiers
The Detention Ledger — Every ICE detention facility: capacity, inspection status, and the operator named in federal records.203 ICE facilities
The 287(g) Wave — Every signed 287(g) agreement deputizing local police into immigration enforcement, agency by agency.2,123 signed agreements
The BOP Ledger — Every Federal Bureau of Prisons institution, the halfway-house layer, and the private-prison record — from BOP's own weekly feeds.133 federal institutions
203 ICE facilities. 66,161 people held on an average day. Capacity, inspection status, operator — where a federal record names one. From ICE's published detention statistics file.
46 million foreign-held acres on the USDA register. 38 ownership chains traced node by node — to a sovereign fund, a documented parent, or the point where the record goes dark.
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Every dataset states its sources and its license; our standards state what the data does not claim. Errors are corrected under a stated policy. Any entity named may dispute an entry. The record persists.