Richard Li: Richard Li's known SEC filing pattern includes a significant gap between 2004 (termination of PCCW Schedule 13D) and 2021 (first appearance in SPAC-re…
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Richard Li: Richard Li's known SEC filing pattern includes a significant gap between 2004 (termination of PCCW Schedule 13D) and 2021 (first appearance in SPAC-re…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's data centralization through the Investigative Data Warehouse (2006) and subsequent Palantir integration (2013) occurred during a period when…
Chris Brose: The FY2016 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), drafted under Brose's leadership as SASC Staff Director, included Section 804 which created the …
Stephen Miller: Stephen Miller's 2025 OGE Form 278e disclosure of Palantir stock in a child's custodial account does not, by itself, trigger any SEC Section 16 filing…
Stephen Miller: Stephen Miller's Palantir stock ($100k-$250k) was held in a custodial account for his child, which may fall under different SEC reporting rules than d…
Richard Li: Richard Li's February 2021 SEC filing may correspond to Bridgetown Holdings' Form S-1 SEC filing (submitted 2021-02-02) or the 100-day post-IPO lockup…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The combination of the ITSSS-2 $8 billion contract vehicle and the (c)(3) FOIA exclusion enables the FBI to structure technology acquisitions so that …
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): FBI contracts with Palantir Technologies, disclosed in Palantir's SEC S-1 filing, are not reflected in publicly searchable USASpending records under t…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): No publicly available GAO or DOJ OIG audit has specifically examined the FBI's utilization of the ITSSS-2 contract vehicle despite its $8 billion ceil…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Existing established facts about FBI procurement at anomalously low dollar values ($18K Clearview AI, $99K MacGyver Solutions) are consistent with the…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's use of the $8 billion DOJ-wide ITSSS-2 IDIQ contract vehicle means that individual task orders for surveillance technology — including Palan…
Elbit Systems: Under the SSA, Elbit Systems Ltd. (the Israeli parent) is required to submit to DCSA detailed ownership and financial disclosure forms (e.g., SF 328, …
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Palantir's government contracts with the FBI have been consistently structured to minimize standard public procurement disclosure, as evidenced by the…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The EFF's 2006 FOIA lawsuit concerning DCS-3000 and Red Hook surveillance tools likely prompted the FBI to invoke a 'Glomar' response—refusing to conf…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's ITSSS-2 task orders are reported in USASpending under the DOJ's contract identifier, not under a separate FBI-specific contract number, but …
Elbit Systems: The absence of Elbit Systems of America from public federal contracting databases is consistent with the company being a cleared defense contractor ex…
Elbit Systems: Elbit Systems Ltd. has filed as a Foreign Private Issuer with the SEC since at least 2003, using Form 20-F for annual reports, thereby avoiding disclo…
Stephen Miller: OGE's published recusal agreements database includes agreements for Senate-confirmed nominees but does not systematically include non-confirmed White …
Shyam Sankar: Shyam Sankar's pre-2006 background is not publicly documented in any SEC filing, university alumni directory, professional networking profile, lobbyin…
Shyam Sankar: The earliest verifiable public record of Shyam Sankar's professional activity is his start at Palantir Technologies in 2006, as documented in SEC fili…
Curtis Yarvin: If the Urbit Foundation is a California-registered 501(c)(3), its 2024 Form 990, due 2025, will be the first definitive public record of Yarvin's offi…
Brandon Lutnick: The August 13, 2025 Senate Finance Committee letter from Senators Wyden and Warren to Cantor Fitzgerald is the earliest known congressional document e…
Brandon Lutnick: The November 14, 2025 Cantor Fitzgerald press release did not cite any formal recusal filed by Howard Lutnick regarding matters affecting Cantor Fitzg…
Stephen Miller: Stephen Miller's Palantir stock ($100k-$250k) held in a minor child's custodial account represents a distinct transparency gap: while the child's iden…
Gregory Barbaccia: No publicly available Tech Force ethics charter or code of conduct has been published on OMB's official website or CIO.gov as of mid-2026, suggesting …
Gregory Barbaccia: The absence of a public participant list for Tech Force, 18 months after launch, is inconsistent with OMB’s historic practice of publishing advisory c…
Office of Government Ethics: The 2013 STOCK Act technical correction (H.R. 267, P.L. 113-7) removed mandatory e-filing for congressional financial disclosure reports, reauthorizin…
Eric Schmidt: USASpending.gov cannot confirm or deny advisory relationships for individuals who exclusively engage with federal advisory committees (e.g., Defense I…
Eric Schmidt: Eric Schmidt's primary vehicle for government-adjacent income in 2021-2025 was not personal services contracts but investments in defense AI startups …
Founders Fund: Founders Fund's portfolio companies Palantir Technologies and Anduril Industries have been awarded multiple DoD contracts in overlapping technology ca…