Interactive research archive
Follow the names. Follow the institutions. Follow the receipts.
This is the public version of our research board: a documented history of people, organizations, money, policy, law, organizing and personnel pipelines from the Goldwater era to the present.
Relationship map
The infrastructure, connected.
Tap any node to see why it is here, the exact documented relationships attached to it, and the sources behind those claims.
This map is representative, not exhaustive. It is a map of documented relationships — not proof of one secret command structure.
1955–2026
How infrastructure accumulates.
The timeline is deliberately longer than any one presidency. It shows institutions being built, reused, expanded and connected across generations.
Who’s Who
35 people, organizations, projects and legal events.
Search by name, role, era or function. This first release is a starting archive, not the final list.
Trace a connection
Pick two names. Follow only documented edges.
If the database cannot find a defensible path, it says so instead of filling the gap with speculation.
Method
Name names. Define the relationship.
The archive does not use “connected to” as a catch-all. It says founded, funded, served as, incubated by, listed partner, advised on, or whatever the record actually establishes.
Guardrail
Presence is not guilt.
A person can be historically important, politically powerful, controversial or completely lawful. Inclusion here means the documented role matters to understanding the infrastructure — not that the site is alleging criminal conduct.