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A UK-headquartered strategic advisory firm, Global Counsel advises corporations on geopolitical risk and regulatory issues. Public records indicate it does not file directly with the SEC or FEC, as it is not a U.S.-registered entity; any political contributions by affiliated individuals would be filed under personal names.

Public records show Senator Wyden has requested Epstein-related Treasury documents three times in 2025, each time refused. He has also investigated Peter Thiel's Roth IRA since 2021 and co-signed a letter seeking answers on Palantir's IRS database contract.

Public records show multiple federal contracts using 'MOSAIC' in their naming convention across different agencies, making disambiguation necessary for specific research. Parliamentary questions have been tabled regarding system performance, data accuracy, and processing delays in immigration cases.

Public records show xAI, a wholly owned subsidiary of SpaceX as of February 2026, received a $200 million Department of Defense contract on July 14, 2025. A GSA OneGov agreement subsequently made Grok models available to federal agencies at $0.42 per organization for 18 months.

Venture capital firm founded by Peter Thiel, with portfolio companies including Palantir and OpenAI. Public records show Founders Fund disclosed ownership stakes in S-1 filings for IPOs such as SpaceX, Palantir, and Airbnb. SEC Form D filings indicate capital raises for fund vehicles under Regulation D exemptions. FEC records document political contributions by partners including Thiel, Ken Howery, and Keith Rabois.

Co-founded in Seoul in 2012 with backing from Thiel, Crescendo Equity Partners has raised over $1.5B across multiple funds. Public filings show a 39.42% stake in HPSP, a semiconductor equipment firm, which yielded a 639% return, and investments in Hanmi Semiconductor, a top-10 equipment company.

Public records show Booz Allen Hamilton is a major U.S. intelligence community contractor, with Edward Snowden employed there when he accessed NSA programs. The company's FY2025 revenue mix was 49% Defense, 16% Intelligence, and 35% Civil, per its own performance update.

Public SEC filings show Valar Ventures as an exempt reporting adviser and significant shareholder in portfolio companies like N26 and Wise. Court records indicate Jeffrey Epstein invested $40M as a limited partner in 2015-2016, with the estate reportedly receiving dividends totaling approximately $170M as of 2025.

The Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) is a U.S. military recruitment initiative that funds medical education in exchange for service. GAO reports have examined its retention rates and cost-effectiveness, while court records show recoupment amounts in breach cases can reach $150,000–$500,000.

Public records show Clarium Capital, founded by Peter Thiel, gained 57.9% in H1 2008 through short positions on housing assets, then lost 4.5% overall in 2008 after a wrong position on Lehman. SEC filings indicate the firm's assets under management declined from approximately $8 billion to $1.5 billion by 2009.

Founded in 2003 with seed investment from In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture arm. Public records show contracts with ICE, CBP, CDC, FDA, Army, Navy, Air Force, and Space Force, often via Other Transaction Agreements. Stock sales by insiders have been tracked across multiple filings.

Public records indicate Starshield is a classified NRO spy satellite constellation operated by SpaceX under a $1.8 billion contract signed in 2021, not publicly acknowledged until a Reuters report in 2024. By April 2025, over 183 satellites had been launched, transmitting in the 2025-2110 MHz band without ITU registration, according to multiple primary sources.

Hanmi Semiconductor is a KOSDAQ-listed semiconductor equipment manufacturer (stock code 042700) that filed mandatory disclosures through South Korea's DART system. Public records show a 75 billion won convertible bond investment from Danzeisen/Thiel/Crescendo in 2016, and the company's market capitalization has been tracked across multiple primary sources.

Public records show SentinelOne filed its 10-K on 2025-03-26 and 2026-03-19, both within the expected window for a January 31 fiscal year end. However, the source dataset contained future-dated entries (2027) and missing accession numbers, requiring re-anchoring on official EDGAR records (CIK 0001583708).

A Trump family crypto venture that issued a non-transferable governance token marketed as not a security. Public records show the Trump family receives 75% of net token sale proceeds and had profited $1 billion by December 2025, while holding $3 billion in unsold tokens.

Public records show Thiel Capital is a family office with a minimal public presence; its website displays only a logo. SEC filings indicate it manages holdings in publicly traded securities and has disclosed beneficial ownership stakes exceeding 5% in certain companies.

Public records show no SEC filings by NSO Group, consistent with its status as an Israeli private company. Its absence from U.S. lobbying disclosures is legally consistent with its foreign entity structure, though anomalous compared to similar Israeli defense firms.

Convicted sex offender whose flight logs, entered into court records, listed prominent political and business figures as passengers. He was not registered with the SEC as an investment adviser despite claiming to manage billions, and two correctional officers were charged with falsifying records related to his supervision.

A former CIA analyst, now a partner at Founders Fund and co-founder of Anduril Industries. Public records show he was introduced to Israeli cybersecurity startups through an Epstein contact in May 2018. He has no elected office record.

Public records show Anduril Industries has filed Form D notices with the SEC for private securities offerings under Regulation D exemptions. As a privately held company, it is not required to file regular 10-K or 10-Q reports, limiting publicly available financial data.

Senior White House adviser and key architect of immigration enforcement systems. Public records show a disclosed Palantir shareholding of $100,001–$250,000 held in a child's brokerage account, per his OGE Form 278e. No criminal charges appear in public records.

Public records show Curtis Yarvin founded Tlon Corporation, the company behind the Urbit computing platform. He has never held a formal government position requiring public financial disclosure, and his FEC individual contribution records are publicly searchable.

Public records show Schumer voted against the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in 2025, calling it 'a moral monstrosity,' but two months earlier he provided a decisive vote for cloture on a GOP continuing resolution, breaking a publicly stated caucus position. His authorized committee, Friends of Schumer, has filed continuous quarterly reports since 2023.

Public records searches as of 2026-04-13 did not locate SEC filings, FEC candidate/committee records, donations, or congressional voting records for this name. This reflects search coverage limits, not confirmed absence from public record.