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The government keeps secrets. YourAnon News cracks them open. This FOIA archive drops hard-to-find documents on everything from shady surveillance to corporate collusion—no red tape, Read more...
While the GOP is busy trying to govern like it’s 1850, DGA is helping elect governors who actually believe in voting rights, public schools, and Read more...
Availability update (October 2026): Red Dot ICE Activity Alerts has been removed from the Apple and Google app stores. The previously linked download no longer Read more...
Not all heroes carry signs—some carry cookies, water, and FOIA receipts. AnonMom blends warmth with watchdog energy, offering supplies at protests and exposing extremist networks Read more...
When the system hides abuse, FreeDC puts it on the damn map. This crowdsourced tool tracks harassment, evictions, police violence, and other injustices in D.C.—because Read more...
A publicly accessible archive of alleged and documented misconduct involving members of the U.S. Congress — including ethics investigations, censures, expulsions, resignations, criminal convictions, and Read more...
The F.I.R.E. app lets users share reports about nearby incidents and receive proximity-based alerts. Its website describes a community-awareness service with photo and text reporting Read more...
The Steady State brings together former intelligence, defense, diplomacy, and homeland security officials who have served under administrations of both major parties but share a Read more...
OlderGeeks.com is a long-standing online repository of free software downloads that emphasizes safety, transparency, and user experience. Unlike many large download portals, OlderGeeks.com deliberately avoids Read more...
