DATA LAYER · PATTERN SIGNALS

Pattern signals

Machine-generated observations the platform produces by cross-referencing facts, contradictions, and connections in the database. Each one is a one-line corroboration or contradiction signal — data, not narrative.

2,088 signals on file. For the hand-crafted narrative findings derived from this work, see /findings.

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Harriet M. Hageman: Bureau of Labor Statistics reports Wyoming's union membership rate at approximately 8.3% (2024), totaling roughly 24,000 union members — placing Wyomi…

Harriet M. Hageman
1 source on file
//2115 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Jennifer A. Kiggans: Kiggans voted to pass H.Con.Res.14 on February 25, 2025, which instructed the Energy and Commerce Committee to cut at least $1.5 trillion in spending—…

Jennifer A. Kiggans
1 source on file
//2114 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Jennifer A. Kiggans: Kiggans' April 2025 letter opposing Medicaid cuts, signed with 11 other House Republicans, is inconsistent with her subsequent votes for the Budget Re…

Jennifer A. Kiggans
1 source on file
//2113 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Jennifer A. Kiggans: Kiggans' vote for the FY2025 budget framework (H.Con.Res. 14) on February 25, 2025, instructed the Energy and Commerce Committee to produce mandatory …

Jennifer A. Kiggans
1 source on file
//2110 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Jeff Hurd: The two largest federal employers in Hurd's district — US Forest Service (2,000 employees) and Bureau of Land Management (1,500 employees) — together …

Jeff Hurd
1 source on file
//2098 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Nick LaLota: The DHS partial shutdown that ended in April 2026 (75 days) was caused by a failure to pass DHS appropriations bills (H.R. 7147 / H.R. 7744), not by t…

Nick LaLota
1 source on file
//2089 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman's AIPAC-linked individual conduit donors ($10,500) are likely not Wyoming residents: Wyoming has approximately 500 Jewish residents (0.09% of …

Harriet M. Hageman
1 source on file
//2088 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Harriet M. Hageman: No pro-Ukraine PAC (defined as a PAC that lists 'Ukraine' in its committee name) made any contribution to Hageman's 2023-2024 campaign committee (Hage…

Harriet M. Hageman
1 source on file
//2068 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Emanuel Cleaver: Cleaver's Laken Riley Act vote was one of a bipartisan appropriation-supporting pattern in 2024; he also voted for the Ukraine Security Supplemental (…

Emanuel Cleaver
1 source on file
//2052 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Bridgetown Holdings: No UK parliamentary committee has publicly examined whether the Bridgetown SPAC corporate structure facilitated circumvention of UK anti-money launder…

Bridgetown Holdings
2 sources on file
//2051 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Bridgetown Holdings: Bridgetown 3 Holdings Limited's SEC registration withdrawal on February 28, 2023 means the third vehicle never reached a stage where UK or any parliam…

Bridgetown Holdings
2 sources on file
//2039 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Palantir's $180 million in IRS-linked contracts since 2018 likely appears under Treasury-wide contract codes rather than the IRS-specific agency code …

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
1 source on file
//2033 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Maven Smart System: The Pentagon's transition of Project Maven to Maven Smart System under Other Transaction Authority agreements between 2018 and 2020 simultaneously ele…

Maven Smart System
1 source on file
//2025 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

US Department of Defense (Pentagon): USASpending.gov requires separate queries for the Department of Defense (FPDS code 360000) and each of its sub-agencies (Army 2100, Navy 1700, Air For…

US Department of Defense (Pentagon)
1 source on file
//1995 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Stephen Miller: Stephen Miller's 2025 re-entry OGE Form 278e discloses $100,001-$250,000 of Palantir Technologies stock held in a child's UTMA/UGMA brokerage account,…

Stephen Miller
2 sources on file
//1993 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Peter Thiel: Peter Thiel's FEC contribution records for the 2025–2026 cycle list addresses only in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, and Miami, consistent with his disc…

Peter Thiel
2 sources on file
//1992 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Peter Thiel: Peter Thiel's $1.5M contribution to Club for Growth Action in February 2026 is 429 times larger than his California-address individual candidate contr…

Peter Thiel
2 sources on file
//1991 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Anduril Industries: The contrast in parliamentary visibility between Anduril (zero named mentions in 2022-2023) and Palantir Technologies (multiple named mentions in UK p…

Anduril Industries
1 source on file
//1981 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

US Department of Defense (Pentagon): The Army's consolidation of 75 separate Palantir contracts into a single $10 billion enterprise agreement (W519TC25D0039) in July 2025 creates an acco…

US Department of Defense (Pentagon)
1 source on file
//1973 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE): No public financial disclosure report (OGE Form 278e) has been filed by Elon Musk for his role leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) …

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)
1 source on file
//1967 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Ron Wyden: No public evidence exists that Wyden has made any outgoing contributions to defense contractor PACs (Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Gene…

Ron Wyden
1 source on file
//1961 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Elbit Systems: Elbit Systems' 2019 SEC filing was likely a Form 6-K (report of foreign private issuer) or Form 20-F (annual report) rather than a Form 8-K, given the…

Elbit Systems
1 source on file
//1958 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

David Sacks: David Sacks' classified appointment type (special government employee or otherwise) has not been publicly documented, which determines the scope of hi…

David Sacks
1 source on file
//1957 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

David Sacks: David Sacks' OGE Form 278 disclosure status (public vs. confidential) is governed by the President's ethics executive order and OGE regulations; as of…

David Sacks
1 source on file
//1914 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Academi (formerly Blackwater): The House Oversight Committee's 2008 report on Blackwater criticized GSA for failing to consolidate contract data across Blackwater's multiple legal e…

Academi (formerly Blackwater)
1 source on file
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SCL Group: SCL Group's use of shell company registrar SDG Registrars Limited may have facilitated anonymous continuation of SEC filing obligations post-dissoluti…

SCL Group
1 source on file
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SoftBank Vision Fund: SoftBank developed a documented CFIUS workaround using convertible non-voting shares that allowed portfolio companies to receive foreign capital witho…

SoftBank Vision Fund
1 source on file
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CACI International: CACI International's SEC Form 10-K for fiscal year 2024 (if required disclosures are consistent with prior years) lists CACI, Inc.-Federal as the enti…

CACI International
1 source on file
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Elbit Systems: Elbit Systems' resumption of SEC filings in August 2019 coincides with its $350 million acquisition of Harris Corporation's night vision business, whi…

Elbit Systems
1 source on file
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Richard Li: The temporal proximity between Bridgetown Holdings' S-1 filing (2021-01-07) and Richard Li's SEC filing (2021-02-03) is consistent with SPAC formation…

Richard Li
1 source on file