Resources · Uncommon Data
Public data, recombined.
Governments publish an enormous amount for free and almost nobody joins it up. We take sources that are rarely put side by side, do the arithmetic in public, and show the mechanism underneath. Every figure here is pulled live and every method is written out.
United States first. More countries as the pipeline holds.
Treasury · USAspending
The interest bill
What the United States pays to service its debt, set against the agencies that interest now outranks. Treasury accounting joined to federal agency outlays.
OpenUSAspending · Census
The contractor belt
Federal contract money per resident by state, against median income. It concentrates around Washington, and it flows to states that were already rich.
OpenBureau of Labor Statistics
What a dollar buys
One inflation rate hiding five economies. Tuition, care and rent against the headline index, and against the one category that collapsed.
Open
Method
Nothing here is scraped and nothing is bought. Every source is a public API that anyone can call: Treasury Fiscal Data, USAspending, the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Numbers refresh every twenty-four hours, and each page carries the arithmetic that produced it so you can check the work or rebuild it yourself.