NSO Group: NSO Group Technologies (Delaware), Inc. filed a Form D with the SEC on May 14, 2021, disclosing an intended debt offering of $500,000,000.
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NSO Group: NSO Group Technologies (Delaware), Inc. filed a Form D with the SEC on May 14, 2021, disclosing an intended debt offering of $500,000,000.
NSO Group: The absence of CAGE code registration for NSO Group in DLA's CAGE/NCAGE database confirms no direct federal contract eligibility, structurally consist…
Gary J. Palmer: Palmer's campaign committee received $1,500 from NRCC in Q2 2023 and $2,500 in Q3 2023, indicating no financial retaliation from the party committee a…
Michael K. Simpson: The largest employers in ID-02 that are directly dependent on Medicaid reimbursement — such as Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center (HCA, ~2500 emplo…
Joe Lonsdale: Joe Lonsdale's Palantir insider stock transactions post-IPO are documented on SEC EDGAR through Form 4 filings, which are searchable by his name, cont…
Curtis Yarvin: The San Francisco Superior Court docket for Yarvin v. Burnham (filed 2014-12-24) has not been publicly accessed or documented by any investigative out…
Anduril Industries: Form D filings for private offerings do not require disclosure of investment adviser conflicts or portfolio company board memberships, making the clai…
Twenty One Capital: If Twenty One Capital was created via a public SPAC merger (as stated), the SEC would have required a proxy statement (DEF 14A) containing the merger …
Stephen Miller: Palantir's August 2020 contract modification with ICE (worth approximately $20 million for expanded ImmigrationOS deployment) was awarded approximatel…
Michael K. Simpson: The IRA's conservation funding increases were structured through a new 'climate-smart agriculture and forestry' initiative within the USDA, requiring …
Troy E. Nehls: Nehls voted YES on H.R. 7217, which provided $26.38 billion in supplemental assistance to Israel, including $4 billion to replenish the Iron Dome and …
Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF): If PIF Americas LLC is a Delaware corporation rather than a limited liability company, its beneficial ownership may be disclosed in annual franchise t…
Elbit Systems: The 14-year gap in SEC filings (2005-2019) suggests Elbit Systems may have delisted or terminated its American Depositary Receipt (ADR) program after …
SCL Group: No Form D has ever been filed under CIK 0001334657 (SCL Group) in SEC EDGAR's publicly accessible database
SCL Group: The presence of SEC EDGAR filings for SCL Group in 2024-2025, combined with any UK Companies House filing showing the company as 'active' or 'liquidat…
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): The RTX Q2 2020 earnings call transcript, if it exists as an SEC filing, would be an 8-K exhibit filed within approximately 4 business days of the cal…
Ryan K. Zinke: The four largest private-sector employers in MT-01 — hospital systems, universities, and national parks — have zero direct financial stake in unrestri…
Jason Crow: Crow's 'nay' vote on H.R. 8070 aligned with the interests of his donor JStreetPAC ($28,000), which opposed the bill's final form due to restrictions o…
Scott Fitzgerald: Scott Fitzgerald's 2025-2026 congressional campaign received $660,000 from PACs (63.2% of total contributions as of March 2026), a higher proportion t…
Riley M. Moore: No official record of a vote on 'H.R. 4 — Rescissions Act of 2025 — On Passage' occurring on 2025-07-18 exists in the House roll call database for the…
Mark Alford: Alford's 'nay' on IRA represents a policy choice to oppose climate-focused conservation funding while serving on the House Agriculture Committee, whic…
John James: Healthcare employment in MI-10 (Henry Ford Health: 12,000; McLaren Macomb: 4,000; NAICS 6221 at 11.8% share) represents a larger share of district emp…
Melanie A. Stansbury: Stansbury's war powers advocacy, while consistent with her stated position of constraining executive military authority, is operationally selective: s…
Madeleine Dean: Madeleine Dean's vote on H.Con.Res. 35 (Iran War Powers Resolution) on 2026-03-05 was her third recorded vote on a Middle East military authorization …
Lucy McBath: Smith & Wesson stock price rose 8.4% in the week following the BSCA's passage (June 23-30, 2022), suggesting the market did not view the legislation a…
Lloyd Doggett: Doggett's opposition to H.J.Res. 2 aligns with his broader pattern of voting against constitutional amendments that constrain legislative flexibility,…
Kweisi Mfume: No public statement from Rep. Mfume has been identified explaining his vote on H.R. 7883, creating an information gap on whether he acknowledged const…
Jeff Hurd: The 3,500 federal land management employees (USFS + BLM) in Hurd's district represent a direct economic stake in opposing public land sales, potential…
Jimmy Gomez: The declared PAC contributions Gomez received from real estate ($39,500), securities/investment ($14,500), and crypto ($511,000) represent interest gr…
Jeff Hurd: Jeff Hurd’s top two private-sector-equivalent employers in the 3rd District are federal land management agencies (US Forest Service Region 2 with 2,00…