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How We Track $1.09 Trillion in Medicaid Spending

Inside OpenMedicaid — the platform turning HHS provider payment data into fraud detection insights across all 50 states.

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Mapping America's Healthcare Infrastructure: 1.5M+ Clinicians and Counting

How NationalHealthRatings.com turns fragmented CMS and HHS data into searchable profiles for every doctor, hospital, nursing home, and treatment facility in the country.

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15 Million Government Salary Records, Fully Searchable

GovernmentSalaries.org opens the books on public employee compensation — from federal GS scales to every city payroll in New York, California, and beyond.

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From Nutrition Labels to FDA Recalls: Inside America's Food Data

FoodInsider.org puts 2 million+ nutrition records, restaurant grades, FDA recalls, and agricultural data at your fingertips across 9 specialized sites.

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185K+ Vehicle Recalls and the Data Behind America's Transportation Systems

DriveData.org tracks aircraft registrations, vehicle recalls, EV charging stations, fuel economy, and car safety ratings across 13 specialized platforms.

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1.8M Nonprofits, 2.4M SEC Filings, and the Business Data You Didn't Know Was Public

CompanyInsights.org decodes SEC Form D filings, nonprofit financials, H-1B data, and venture capital activity across 13 specialized platforms.

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87 Million Vital Records: The Largest Free Genealogy Database Online

VitalRecordsIndex.com provides free access to 87M+ death records, marriage indexes, birth records, and historical data that commercial genealogy sites charge hundreds for.

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8.3 Million Consumer Complaints and the Data Behind America's Financial System

CredioHub.com makes CFPB complaints, FDIC bank data, affordable housing inventories, and public pension data searchable across 7 specialized platforms.

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Following the Money: 26M+ Individual Contributions in American Elections

DonorSecrets.com traces every dollar in federal politics — from individual donors and employer networks to campaign committees and vendor payments across 9 specialized platforms.

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Comparing 844 Software Products Across 13 Categories

TopSoftwareProducts.com provides unbiased, data-driven comparisons of business software — from cybersecurity and marketing tools to AI writing assistants and CRM platforms.

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6,000+ Colleges and 229K Fields of Study: America's Education Data, Searchable

ExploreBestColleges.com turns Department of Education data into searchable platforms for colleges, degree programs, and K-12 public schools across 3 specialized sites.

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100K+ Historic Places and the Infrastructure Data Hiding in Plain Sight

HeritageIndex.org maps America's historic places, dams, fire stations, and museums — turning overlooked federal infrastructure datasets into searchable public tools across 5 platforms.

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11.4 Million PPP Loans: Where Pandemic Relief Money Actually Went

PPPLoanLookup.com makes every Paycheck Protection Program loan searchable — revealing how $800 billion in emergency funds were distributed across American businesses.

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82 Million Unclaimed Property Records: Is California Holding Your Money?

CAUnclaimedProperty.com indexes 82M+ unclaimed property records from the California State Controller — helping residents find forgotten bank accounts, insurance payments, and other assets.

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The Federal Brain Drain: What OPM Data Reveals

How OpenFeds tracks 2.07 million federal employees, the DOGE impact, and the looming retirement cliff across 128 agencies.

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Where $11.2 Trillion in Federal Spending Actually Goes

OpenSpending tracks every contract, grant, and agency expenditure — revealing contractor monopolies, the DOGE reality check, and where your tax dollars end up.

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Building 134 Data Platforms with AI

How TheDataProject.AI uses Claude, Python, and Next.js to turn massive government datasets into free, searchable platforms at unprecedented scale.

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