Roughly 2,500 official sources across every corner of public life — the executive, legislative and judicial branches, yes, but also universities, think tanks, advocacy groups, foundations, trade associations, political parties, museums and 28 governments abroad. Every source is public, official and non-paywalled.
Government is one pillar of many — and we hold its full universe. A completeness detector runs after every roster refresh and alerts on any gap. If the spec says we cover every U.S. senator, we hold all 100.
Six broad domains, thousands of official sources. A sample of who's in the feed:
The White House and federal departments & agencies; all 50 governors, attorneys general and secretaries of state; state agencies, city & county governments and mayors' offices.
All 100 U.S. senators and 435 representatives, House & Senate committees, the U.S. Supreme Court and state supreme & federal courts.
Leading research universities, academic medical centers and independent research institutes across the country.
Policy institutes and civic advocacy organizations from across the ideological spectrum.
Trade and professional associations, labor unions and chambers of commerce; charitable foundations; and political party organizations and PACs.
Museums and cultural & sports organizations; multilateral and intergovernmental bodies; and 28 foreign governments across Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa.
UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Ukraine, Vatican, Russia — plus major EU and multilateral institutions.
Armenia, Azerbaijan, China, India, Japan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, Vietnam.
Canada, Brazil, Australia, Egypt, South Africa, and the African Union.