The Glassbox terminal
The terminal: every data page on one screen, by desk: markets, options, companies, AI, macro, world powers, global and domestic intelligence, people and money, immigration, education and travel.
Glassbox Auditing collects free public data (court dockets, SEC filings, Congress disclosures, government statistics, market data, prediction markets and news) and shows each item with a link to where it came from. Signals are facts with evidence, never advice, accusations or predictions; lawsuits are allegations until ruled on. A missing value shows as "—" and stale data is labelled stale.
AI
- AI Companies: The companies behind the models, public and private on one footing: status, models tracked, capability, compute, SEC Form D funding and reported valuations. Private labs such as OpenAI and Anthropic…
- AI Law & Enforcement: AI laws and rules by jurisdiction and whether they are in force, the dates they apply from, regulators' enforcement actions over AI and federal rules that mention AI, each linked to its official…
- AI Models: One page per AI model: its lab, every public benchmark it was measured on, its history, cost and news, beside the corporate footprint's record of who built it.
- AI Researchers: The prominent AI researchers and paper writers the terminal tracks, the rule that selected each one, their institution and identifiers (OpenAlex, ORCID, Wikidata). Frontier models depend on a small…
- AI Supply Chain: The AI build-out runs from chips to data centres to power; spending at one layer becomes revenue at the next, so strain or slack in one layer reaches the others.
- AI Trajectory: Six measured vectors for each AI company (departures, release timing, compute, coding, open-marketplace choice, exposure to substitution), each against its peers and its own record, with the rule…
- Benchmarks: Every public AI benchmark: its best score now and a year ago, how much of its room is closed, U.S. against Chinese models, and how long a task AI can finish on its own (METR). The capability index…
- Business & Industry: How many U.S. businesses use AI (Census, every two weeks), by industry beside each industry's business conditions, by state, and what near-frontier AI costs. Adoption is where model progress turns…
- Labs & Countries: Which labs and countries build the best AI models, their gap to the leader now and a year ago, open against closed models, and what prediction-market bettors expect. The leading labs are the biggest…
- Nation: Whether AI shows up in the U.S. economy: investment in computers and software, its share of GDP growth, labor productivity and the U.S. lead over China, against history back to 1969. Productivity is…
- Progress Level: How capable the best AI model is on Epoch AI's Capabilities Index, how fast that level is rising, the U.S. lead over China, how many U.S. businesses use AI and what near-frontier AI costs. The pace…
Briefing
- Fear Gauge (VIX): The VIX, the size of S&P 500 move options traders are paying to protect against over the next 30 days, read against every trading day since 1990, with Cboe's other fear gauges and every spike since…
- Risk Monitor: Stress rarely starts everywhere at once. Seeing credit, rates, volatility and the economy on one board shows which part is strained first, before it reaches stock prices.
- Search everything: One search across every text the terminal holds: reel transcripts, trackers, signals, filings, reviews, videos, headlines, posts, court records and the site's own pages, matched by meaning with a…
- Signals: The cross-dataset signal engine: combinations of changes across desks, such as margins falling while debt rises or a state's unemployment rising while its labor force shrinks, plus single measures…
- Time Search: A past moment searched by its date, its name or a market condition: the market moves before, during and after it, the headlines, filings, court cases, government actions, trades, posts and world…
- Today: The site at a glance: SPY, the VIX, the 10-year yield, gold and oil against the prior close, the latest official headlines, the tickers most named on Reddit and the newest cross-dataset signals, each…
- Watchlist & Alerts: Companies, people, cases, states and other names on the terminal's watchlist, and the alerts raised when something new happens to them: a lawsuit, filing, judgment, executive change, regulatory…
Calendar
- Company Reports: When each company reports next and how its last report compared with expectations.
- Federal Reports: When the economic reports come out and the Fed decides on rates.
- IPO History: Big US listings measured the same way: offer and first close, the first year's low, and +1 to +252 sessions against the S&P 500, the Nasdaq-100 and the sector fund, with a control group of listings…
- IPO Watch: Anthropic's planned listing step by step: the index rules a first trade would be tested against, the revenue against the compute bill, the loss and its non-cash charge, the suppliers tied to its…
- Report Reactions: How prices moved when reports came out, against the usual reaction and a normal day.
- Upcoming: Every company report and economic release in the coming weeks, on one calendar.
Companies
- Auto & Energy: The automotive, EV and gasoline ecosystem from mines to dealers: carmakers, battery makers, charging networks, refiners and fuel retailers, with their valuations, recalls and charging footprint. Cars…
- Bond Issuance: How much companies are borrowing in the bond market against their own pace: heavy borrowing can signal strain or big spending plans.
- Cloud & Hubs: Which large listed companies run on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud, and where each company's offices, warehouses, factories and data centers stand, by square feet. It shows how…
- Cloud Prices: List prices for cloud analytics and storage (BigQuery, Athena, Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift, Synapse, Fabric, object storage) and every change to them. These prices are a growing business cost and…
- Company: A share price reflects what the company reports, who runs it, what it owes and how the market positions around it; reading those together shows what a single headline or quarter leaves out.
- Company History: Every dated action and report about a company across decades: its SEC filings, Wikipedia, news headlines, Hacker News, the Federal Register and Justice Department releases, newest first. A long…
- Company Research: What the SEC filings show: hidden commitments, buybacks, executives' trades, customers and workforce for the biggest companies.
- Competitors: The rivals each company names in its own annual report, plus its largest peers in the same SEC industry. Rivals share customers, prices and news, so results and price moves at one company tend to…
- Courts & Lawsuits: Every federal lawsuit, bankruptcy matter, appeal and ruling that names a tracked company, plus SEC actions naming the companies or their leaders, each with its record status. Litigation costs money…
- Dividend Health: A dividend paid out of real cash flow can last; one paid out of borrowing or reserves is at risk of a cut, and cuts usually move the share price more than the dividend itself.
- Energy Industry: Who does what across the energy system (operators, field services, pipelines and LNG, refining, power, trading, engineering and software) from BTU Graph's open directory, with every change to it. It…
- Executive Statements: The attributed quotes of company executives in earnings releases, with each measurable claim checked against the company's own filed results and what the stock did after the release. What management…
- Government Stakes: Filings in which a company names a federal department as a holder, buyer or counterparty of its equity, warrants or preferred stock, or of a price floor or offtake, found by phrase search of SEC…
- Job Listings: How many jobs each company has open and how many are new, and the same by industry and across the whole job market, from two free job-posting APIs. Postings show hiring plans before they appear in…
- Law Firms: Which law firms and attorneys appear most on the tracked companies' federal dockets, on whose cases and in which states. The firms on a docket say what kind of fight it is, and the same few firms…
- Leadership: Who runs and oversees each company, what they own, and who joined or left.
- Mergers & Acquisitions: Every merger and acquisition the terminal holds, across companies: pending, announced, completed and terminated deals from SEC merger filings, the companies' own 8-Ks and Wikipedia's acquisition…
- Products & Share: Every product and service line a company reports revenue for, each line's share of the company, and its market share and rank where a free source measures that market. Which lines grow and who leads…
- Regulatory Exposure: One company's AI-law brief: the laws and rules that apply to it, their obligations quoted from the official text, and the regulators' enforcement matters that resemble its situation. New AI rules add…
- Service Outages: Whether the tracked companies' cloud and software services are up, from their official status pages read every five minutes, with official incidents and status changes. Many businesses run on a few…
- Supply & Demand: For each company with goods to sell, how fast its inventory grew against how fast its sales grew on a year earlier, from its own 10-Q and 10-K, with days of goods in stock and gross margin. Stock…
- Supply Map: Who supplies whom, and which companies depend on a few big customers.
- Trade Exposure: How much each company depends on imported goods and what tariffs would do to its margins.
- Valuation: Each company's price against its earnings (P/E) compared with its own last 10 years.
Domestic Intelligence
- Activism & Safety: U.S. protests since 2017 as the Crowd Counting Consortium records them (events, places, organisers, crowd-size ranges, arrests), and the finances of the major environmental, safety, human-rights and…
- Election Outlook: The U.S. races on the next ballot with three outside views side by side (forecasters' ratings, VotePredictor's model and Polymarket's traders), plus each member of Congress's voting-record score and…
- Fuel & Charging: What drivers pay for gasoline and diesel each week by region and state, set beside crude and other countries' pump prices, plus listed EV charging prices, where stations and chargers are, and the…
- Health Board: Every desk's state measures read together (jobs, homes, health, safety, public spending, corporate footprint, money and influence, lawmaking, immigration and AI adoption), each against its own…
- Insurance Coverage: Flood insurance written and claimed in every state and county by month since 2009, California's shift of homeowners to its last-resort FAIR Plan, and a basket of listed insurers' shares, each against…
- Jurisdictions: One place at a time (the nation, a state or a city) in annual source tables: vote shares, the economy by industry, jobs and wages, home ownership and buying, psychiatric care capacity and, for…
- Lawmaking: How many executive orders and memoranda the president signs, how many laws Congress enacts against the bills it considers, and how much state legislatures and big-city councils pass, each against its…
- Religious Organizations: Congregations and adherents of 372 religious groups in every state and county from the 2020 U.S. Religion Census, the 1980-2010 record and the IRS's registered religious organisations, as the groups'…
- US Map: Every state and its larger cities coloured by one measure at a time, as of any year since 1969: vote lean, industry mix, jobs, home buying, health, crime, lawmaking, money and the big companies'…
- Vehicles: How many cars, trucks and buses are registered in each state and by fuel, how many new vehicles sell each year, and other countries' electric-car sales. The fleet's mix sets how much gasoline the…
- Well-being: Crime and how much of it is solved in every state since 1985, police calls in a few cities, who lacks health insurance, births, deaths and migration, and what state and local governments spend on…
Education
- Companies & Research: Documented links between companies and the tracked universities (STTR research partnerships), founders who studied there, and SBIR, NIH and NSF awards and patents to the terminal's companies. Federal…
- Degrees & Colleges: Every college degree and certificate awarded in the U.S. by level and state, completion and first-year retention rates, and career-technical high schools (IPEDS). Graduates supply the skilled…
- Education Compared: The U.S. beside its allies, partners and rivals on attainment, spending, PISA scores and other OECD measures, each with its definition and comparability. Workforce skills underlie long-run growth and…
- State Education: Every state's schools, teachers, spending, NAEP results and graduation rates against its own history and the other states, beside each state's income, unemployment and growth. Schools are the largest…
- Universities: Leading universities from IPEDS and the College Scorecard: admissions, graduation, tuition, net price by family income, student debt and repayment, faculty, finances, endowments, research and…
Feed
- Amazon Listings: What the tracked companies sell on Amazon.com, from Amazon's own pages: price, star rating, number of ratings, the 'bought in past month' badge, best-sellers rank and review tone against each…
- Events & Interviews: Every company's conventions, investor conferences, investor days, presentations and results releases, past and announced, and its executives', department heads' and researchers' podcast and TV…
- Fact Checks: Recent claims that fact-checking organisations reviewed: what was claimed, who made the claim, the rating in the checker's own words and a link to the review. A claim that spreads widely on social…
- Job Postings: Every job posting the terminal holds, newest first: the tracked companies' openings from their career sites and live listings at about 600 AI companies, with title, description, date and pay where…
- Media Bias: Each top news story across the outlets that ran it, grouped by the political lean that Media Bias/Fact Check (and AllSides where its file is on hand) rate those outlets, with the outlets'…
- News: One live list of official releases (the Fed, SEC, BLS and BEA), SEC 8-K filings, press wires, per-ticker headlines, New York Times stories and AI industry news and funding rounds, each tagged with…
- Reddit: How often eight trading subreddits name each stock, by day, week, month, quarter and year against its usual level, and posts from company and industry communities. Retail attention tends to come with…
- Social Media: Public posts from tracked people (officials, executives, investors and writers) on X, Truth Social, Instagram, Bluesky, YouTube and other platforms, shown as written with their engagement and a link…
- Web Tracking: Searches and site visits move before sales are reported, so a sustained change in attention can show a shift in demand weeks before the official figures.
- YouTubers: The YouTube creators on the owner's list (stock analysis, tech news, geopolitics), each channel's subscribers and its latest videos with views against the channel's usual. A video far above its…
Global Intelligence
- All Sources: Every layer the terminal can draw on one map, grouped by subject, with a country stress tally that adds up the week's violence and protest reports, internet outages, U.S. travel advice, sanctions and…
- Cloud Outages: Whether about 180 cloud, hosting, AI, developer, security, telecom and SaaS providers are up, from each one's official status page, with active incidents and every status change, read every five…
- Commodities: The physical side of commodity prices: mines, trade lanes, chokepoints, pipelines and weather in farm and energy regions, with front-month futures, hedge funds' positions, world food prices and the…
- Conflict Zones: Military aircraft, naval vessels, tankers and other ships logged inside fences around contested seas and chokepoints, from Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb to the Black Sea and the Taiwan Strait, set against…
- Disasters: Earthquakes, storms, wildfires, severe weather, UN disaster alerts and road closures as they happen, with Canadian emergencies and radiation readings. A large disaster stops factories, ports and…
- Energy: Oil and gas pipelines, LNG terminals, power plants, nuclear sites, refineries and live ship traffic at the chokepoints, with energy futures, radiation readings and the world pipeline and LNG…
- Finance: Stock exchanges, central banks, financial centers and Gulf investment on a map, with world index prices and trading hours, the Treasury yield curve, the OFR Financial Stress Index, policy rates…
- Global Data: Published readings for any country from Our World in Data (income, health, energy and more), the Census Bureau's population outlook to 2100 and UNHCR's count of people displaced from each country.…
- Good News: Progress on a map: renewable power plants, well-being by country and recoveries, with Our World in Data's long-run measures of health, income and schooling. Gains like these raise how much people can…
- Health: WHO disease outbreak reports, travel health notices, State Department advisories and forced displacement on a map, with the natural events and climate readings around them. An outbreak that spreads…
- Live Trains: Passenger, subway and freight trains on one live map wherever operators publish positions, train and bus fares for any trip, and the North American freight railroads' weekly service filings: train…
- Military & Airspace: Military bases, nuclear sites, live military aircraft and vessels, airspace closures and GPS jamming, with State Department travel advisories and chokepoint traffic. Closed airspace and naval…
- Oil & Tankers: Live tankers coloured by load, idle laden tankers, AIS gaps and Cape of Good Hope crossings, with the chokepoint flow board, oil export ports against their 2019-22 normal, refineries, terminals and…
- Organized Violence: UCDP's annual record of armed conflicts, battle deaths, fighting between non-state groups and violence against civilians since 1989 (armed conflicts since 1946), with its monthly preliminary events.…
- Sanctions & Watchlists: Eleven official lists, each read from its publisher's own file: U.S., UK, UN, EU, Canadian and Australian sanctions, OFAC's crypto addresses, FBI Wanted posters, World Bank debarments and U.S.…
- Technology: Where technology is built and run, from startup hubs and cloud regions to AI data centers and undersea cables, and what threatens it: cable cuts, internet outages, exploited software flaws and…
- Traffic Cameras: Public road cameras from transport agencies around the world, on a map and in a grid, with live streams, recent clips and refreshing snapshots labelled apart. They show roads as they are when a…
- Transport & Internet: Live ship traffic, trade lanes, chokepoints, ports, cargo hubs, airspace, undersea cables and internet health on one map, with vessel counts at each passage. Most traded goods travel by sea and most…
- Wildfires & Hurricanes: The current hurricanes, tropical storms and large wildfires, each with its forecast cone or burn area, the traffic cameras in it, the cargo airports, postal plants, ports, power plants, LNG terminals…
- World Map: Conflicts, disasters and shipping disruptions reach markets through prices for energy, food and freight; seeing where they are happening shows which supply routes are exposed.
Immigration
- Border: CBP encounters at and between ports of entry, by month, citizenship, state and fiscal year. Encounter levels drive federal enforcement and detention spending and local shelter and court costs, and…
- H-1B & Talent: H-1B approvals for new jobs and for extensions by fiscal year, the top employers, industries and states, a lookup by employer, and immigration lobbying. Approvals track demand for software…
- Migration & Economy: Every immigration measure against its own history, workers born abroad and the job market, how much of population growth comes from migration, and what prediction markets expect. Immigration feeds…
- Students: International students at U.S. colleges, what they spend here (counted as U.S. service exports), the states with the most, and how the U.S. compares with other countries. Their tuition supports…
- Visas & Green Cards: Temporary visas by purpose and class, green cards by route, where new green-card holders were born, entries by citizenship and naturalizations, each against five years earlier and 2019. Visitors'…
- World Comparison: The U.S. beside its allies, partners, rivals and other big immigration countries: net migration, the migrant population, ageing, admission routes, temporary migration, immigrants' jobs and foreign…
Macro
- All Indicators: Every major U.S. economic indicator on one board, from GDP and payrolls to rates, credit spreads, bank lending, housing, trade and the dollar, each read against its own history. It shows at a glance…
- Budget & Spending: What the federal government collects and spends, and where the money goes.
- Business Activity: The Census Bureau's monthly business indicators: retail sales, factory and capital-goods orders, construction spending, new business applications, inventories and the trade balance, each against its…
- Credit & Housing: Borrowing, bank lending and the housing market.
- Currencies: USD/JPY beside the gap between US and Japanese 10-year yields, month by month, and the CFTC's yen futures positioning by week. The full board of the dollar against 22 currencies is on World Powers ->…
- Debt & Interest: The national debt and what the government pays in interest, against its own history.
- Electricity: How much power the large U.S. grids carry each day against the same months of earlier years, how fast each state's commercial electricity sales (where EIA counts most data centres) are growing…
- Energy & Materials: Oil, gold and energy supplies, and what they say about growth and fear.
- Fed Statements: What Federal Reserve officials say in speeches, testimony, FOMC statements and press conferences, with the measurable claims in them checked against the public record and what the S&P 500 and the…
- Household Finances: How U.S. households are doing, nationally and state by state: income, wealth by group, debt and how much of it is 90+ days late, cost of living, minimum wages and what families spend on. Household…
- Labor Market: Jobs, unemployment and wages: whether the economy is hiring or cutting back.
- Lithium: What U.S. buyers pay for lithium carbonate and hydroxide, where imports come from, listed producers' share prices, and world mine production and reserves.
- Natural Gas: Henry Hub, the futures curve, storage vs the five-year average, production, LNG exports, power burn, what homes and industry pay, and Europe and Japan prices.
- Oil Stress: A score for how tight world oil supply is, built from prices and futures spreads, U.S. stocks, OPEC spare capacity, tanker transits through Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb and Suez, and refining margins, each…
- Oil to Prices: How an oil shock travels from crude to what households pay, in six measured stages: crude, wholesale fuel, the pump, freight, producer and material prices, and consumer prices, with the lags past…
- Prices & Inflation: How fast prices are rising for households and businesses.
- Tariffs & Government: How much the government collects in tariffs and who ends up paying.
Markets
- Crypto: Bitcoin and ether price history since 2014 and 2016, their deepest falls from record highs and how long recovery took, how much they swing against the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, and how closely they move…
- Kalshi: What real-money bettors expect for SPY, the Fed and the next economic reports.
- Live Now: SPY tracks the 500 largest US companies, so its intraday move is the quickest read on how the whole market is trading; the session levels on the chart are the prices traders watch for a break or a…
- Market Behavior: Trading patterns such as pressure into the close, moves toward a strike on expiry day and activity before announcements, flagged for review in stored trades and quotes, beside a library of documented…
- Market Data Access: How much market data retail traders can see: Level 1 subscribers and fee revenue on each tape (the CTA and UTP plans), Robinhood's Level 2 share and the industry range, and the fee filings that…
- Options: The whole Options desk inside Markets: the open bets by strike and expiration, the day's option volume spikes, each company's options against its own history and dealer gamma, behind one switcher.…
- Polymarket: Prediction-market odds on finance and government questions, and who is betting big.
- Retail vs Institutions: Retail and institutional trading in every covered US-listed company: retail's estimated share of volume (read from subpenny trade prices), the estimated balance of buyer- and seller-initiated trades…
- SPY History: Whether today, this month and this year are normal for SPY: buying vs selling, calls vs puts, daily moves and calm vs busy markets against their own history.
- Short Interest: Shares sold short and not yet bought back, for every stock over a volume floor, as FINRA's member firms report them twice a month: days to cover, the biggest changes since the prior settlement, and…
- Stock by Stock: An index can rise while most of its stocks fall. Each stock's move and buying set against its own history shows whether a day's gain is broad or carried by a few names.
Options
- Big Tech Map: The largest companies carry much of the index; how far their option bets reach up and down shows how much movement traders are pricing into the group.
- Company Options: Option volume and open contracts show where traders are paying for protection or upside; a spike against the company's own history marks unusual positioning, not a direction.
- Dealer Gamma: Where options dealers' hedging is assumed to sit for one ticker: the call and put walls, the zero-gamma line and their history, computed from open interest on the stated assumption that dealers hold…
- Dealer Gamma: Detail: Every dealer-gamma measure for one ticker on every look-back window: the walls stacked by expiration, what expires when, the event context, implied against realized volatility, and the blended…
- Every Ticker: One screen of every company's put/call balance and reach against its own record shows where positioning is unusual today and where it is ordinary.
- SPY: Open SPY contracts cluster at prices that dealers hedge around; those clusters often act as levels the index pauses at or moves quickly through.
- Today's Spikes: The day's busiest strikes, each against that company's own past spikes, show where unusual bets are being placed across the market today.
- Wall Scanner: The tickers whose share price sits near a call wall or a put wall on their latest dealer-gamma session, with counts of what followed the earlier sessions in this record that sat as close. It states…
People & Money
- Books & Essays: Books, essays, articles and talks by the leaders of the exchanges, banks, funds, universities, think tanks and companies the terminal follows, and by members of Congress, each tied to its author…
- Charity & Political Links: The foundations that banks, funds and companies run and where their grants go, the charity boards their executives sit on, and those leaders' federal political donations, from IRS Form 990s and FEC…
- Documentary Watch: What finance documentaries state in their own chapter titles, beside what public records (13F holdings, SEC filings, court dockets) show about the same institutions, families and people. Stated and…
- Epstein Records: The Epstein investigation records released by the Justice Department, the FBI and the House Oversight Committee, matched to the people and companies the terminal tracks and counted by documents and…
- Executive Branch Trades: The financial disclosure reports the President, Cabinet members and other Senate-confirmed officials file with the Office of Government Ethics, the trades their periodic transaction reports (Form…
- Federal Contractors: The companies paid the most under federal contracts since 2008, each against its own history, how concentrated federal buying is and the officers named on the largest awards. Contracts carry federal…
- Government: Who holds each federal office, the governorships, big-city mayoralties and party chairs today and every holder since 1969, with what changed, side-by-side comparisons and how markets moved around…
- Influence Sentiment: Whether executives, directors, members of Congress and the big funds are buying or selling more than usual, pooled by industry, sector and state against each group's own history, the companies where…
- Institutions & Leaders: Who leads the top universities, think tanks, exchanges, banks and investment firms, from their own IRS filings, SEC records and Wikidata, and which other boards those leaders sit on. These boards…
- Interest Groups: The committees that move the most money in U.S. elections, from AIPAC and the national parties to the leadership super PACs and the crypto, AI and big-tech PACs: who funds them, which candidates they…
- Investment Reports: What large institutions, public pension funds, endowments and foundations hold each quarter (Form 13F) and which stocks the most tracked funds opened or sold out of that quarter, what executives and…
- Political Money: Every federal campaign contribution of $200 or more matched to the executives, directors, trustees and members of Congress the terminal tracks, what each politician raised and from whom, inaugural…
- Profiles: One page per executive, director, official, university or institution: roles, holdings and trades, funding, filings and public-record mentions, every fact linked to its source.
- Relationship Graph: One company, person or institution at the centre with everything the terminal ties to it (suppliers, customers, rivals, people, lawsuits, government, funds and banks), each link with its date…
- Trades & Committees: The stock trades members of Congress file under the STOCK Act, set beside the committees they sit on, the sectors each committee's members trade against the chamber as a whole, and the federal…
Personal Finance
- Investing Basics: Returns on stocks, bonds, bills, homes and gold since 1928, the common index funds and ETFs compared on cost and return, what fees take over decades, and the IRS limits and tax rules for 401(k)s…
- Loans & Mortgages: Today's mortgage, auto, personal-loan and card rates against their own history, how the Fed's rate reaches them, the payment on a typical home then and now, and payment and rent-versus-own…
- Retirement: What an investment became since any year from 1928, every 10, 20 and 30-year stretch of returns, how long savings lasted at different withdrawal rates, and Social Security's cost-of-living raises and…
- Saving & Debt: How much Americans save, what credit cards cost and how many balances go unpaid, what share of income goes to debt payments, and where the average household's money goes (BLS spending survey), with a…
- Taxes: Federal income tax brackets, standard deductions and capital gains rates for the last two tax years from the IRS, with a calculator that works out tax bracket by bracket, marginal against effective…
Travel
- Buses: Long-distance bus tickets from FlixBus, Greyhound and Megabus, city buses live on a map in about twenty cities and regions, their operators' alerts and detours, and how bus fares are moving. Buses…
- Flights: Flight search, the status of any flight or airport board, every tracked aircraft on a live map, the cheapest places to fly from a city, and how airfares are moving: BLS airline fares, DOT average…
- Overview: One search for the cheapest flight, train and bus to a destination and a hotel or Airbnb there, then what is moving on the live maps and how travel prices are moving against their history. Fares and…
- Stays: Hotels and Airbnb homes in any destination on one map each, the booking sites' rates for your dates, Airbnb prices by neighbourhood, and how the price of a night away is moving: the hotel CPI, GSA…
- Trains: Train tickets for any trip, every train its operator tracks live on one map, how train fares are moving, service alerts, and the North American freight railroads' weekly service filings. Passenger…
World Powers
- Alliances & Blocs: NATO, the EU, G7, G20, BRICS, SCO, OPEC+ and other groupings: members, join dates, and their share of world output, population, military spending and oil then and now, with UN voting alignment. Blocs…
- Central Banks: Policy rates, every decision since 1969, rate cycles, real rates, balance sheets, and who holds U.S. Treasuries. Rates set the cost of credit for governments, companies and households, and rate gaps…
- Economies & Debt: Each economy's size, growth, inflation, jobs, government, household and company debt, industries and markets, from 1969 to the IMF's forecasts. Growth abroad sets demand for U.S. exports and…
- Elections & Polls: Upcoming national elections, today's poll averages and every national result since 1969 for the U.S., its allies and partners, and Russia. A change of government can change tax, spending, trade and…
- Leaders & Policy: Who has run each country since 1969, their party, what happened to the economy, debt, rates and markets on their watch, and how much policy uncertainty and geopolitical risk are moving markets.…
- Nobel Prizes: Each country's Nobel laureates from the Nobel Foundation's record, counted by where the laureate was born and where their university or institute was at the award. The affiliation count shows where…
- Power Board: One row per country for the United States, its allies and partners, China and Russia: leader, economy, debt, central bank, AI standing and alignment, and each camp's share of the world. The camp a…
- Resources & Energy: Who produces and who depends on oil, gas, coal, electricity, critical minerals and food, from 1969 to the latest year. Concentrated supply decides who is hurt when a producer cuts output or restricts…
- United Nations: The Security Council's resolutions, vetoes and votes, the General Assembly's resolutions and recorded votes, and UN peacekeeping (contributors, missions, fatalities), from the UN's own records.…
- World Log: Every dated event the World Powers desk records, newest first: central-bank rate moves, new leaders, election results, countries joining or leaving blocs, and changes of poll leader. These are the…