Collecting Data on the executive branch

[Borg]

One of the things that I hope to do on the forum is to collect data that documents what the criminals in the Executive branch are doing so that (hopefully) further insights can be discovered. I am starting this thread for the discussion of how to go about collecting, organizing, visualizing and making it generally available. I can use all the ideas you have and then some. Thanks for being a part of this journey!

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

In terms of the obvious public places for gov data, here are some. Note that the current admin is quickly sanitizing and debasing them.

General

• The White House (whitehouse.gov)
• Federal Register (federalregister.gov)
• GovInfo (govinfo.gov)
• Data.gov (data.gov)
• National Archives (archives.gov)

Science

• Science.gov (science.gov)
• NASA (nasa.gov)
• NOAA (noaa.gov)
• USGS (usgs.gov)
• NSF (nsf.gov)
• NIH (nih.gov)
• EPA (epa.gov)

 

[phinds]

One of the things that I hope to do on the forum is to collect data that documents what the criminals in the Executive branch are doing so that (hopefully) further insights can be discovered.

What insights are you looking for? I don't think we need any further insights as to whether or not they are criminals and it's quite public how they are being criminals, so I'm not clear what you are looking for. I ask because I hope to be helpful but I'm unclear on --- helpful for what?

 

[Borg]

That's part of what I hope that we can figure out together. I get lots of ideas with varying levels of effort and effectiveness but it's going to depend on us as a community to figure out what that might look like and how we might go about it. I've seen a lot of excellent data gathering by members on PhysicsForums so I know that there are very capable people coming here from PF.