An online resource that curates links to longform journalism, essays and nonfiction articles from writers and publications. Its collections cover topics including science, psychology, politics, technology, AI, the environment, true crime, memoir and travel writing.
WikiLeaks is an online submission and publication site where sources can send documents. The page offers guidance on contacting WikiLeaks and on using Tor, an encrypted anonymising network. It also describes Tails, a secure operating system launched from a USB stick or DVD that routes internet traffic through Tor.
Liberated Manuals.com offers a collection of government manuals in PDF format, free to copy, republish and distribute. It lists 4,792 manuals at no charge, stating that US government works are in the public domain. Downloads are limited per IP address per hour, and torrents are offered for the entire contents.
Cryptome is a site that publishes documents, including material prohibited by governments worldwide, on topics such as freedom of expression, privacy, cryptology, dual-use technologies, national security, intelligence, and secret governance. It states that documents are removed only by order served directly by a US court, and that no court order has been served.
Constitute is a project for reading, searching, and comparing the world's constitutions. Constitutions are indexed by topic so users can find relevant passages, and searches can be filtered and viewed in List or Compare view.
ICIJ is an investigative journalism organization whose investigations page indexes cross-border reporting projects, including the Panama Papers, Pandora Papers, FinCEN Files, Implant Files and China Capital. It presents featured and recent investigations, partner stories and related articles with bylines and dates.
Site presenting files said to document Google's censorship, delivered to the DOJ and made public via Project Veritas. It offers the collection for reading and a downloadable zip. Sections cover fake news, censorship, and machine-learning fairness.
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WikiLeaks is an online submission and publication site where sources can send documents. The page offers guidance on contacting WikiLeaks and on using Tor, an encrypted anonymising network. It also describes Tails, a secure operating system launched from a USB stick or DVD that routes internet traffic through Tor.
Liberated Manuals.com offers a collection of government manuals in PDF format, free to copy, republish and distribute. It lists 4,792 manuals at no charge, stating that US government works are in the public domain. Downloads are limited per IP address per hour, and torrents are offered for the entire contents.
Cryptome is a site that publishes documents, including material prohibited by governments worldwide, on topics such as freedom of expression, privacy, cryptology, dual-use technologies, national security, intelligence, and secret governance. It states that documents are removed only by order served directly by a US court, and that no court order has been served.
Constitute is a project for reading, searching, and comparing the world's constitutions. Constitutions are indexed by topic so users can find relevant passages, and searches can be filtered and viewed in List or Compare view.
ICIJ is an investigative journalism organization whose investigations page indexes cross-border reporting projects, including the Panama Papers, Pandora Papers, FinCEN Files, Implant Files and China Capital. It presents featured and recent investigations, partner stories and related articles with bylines and dates.
Site presenting files said to document Google's censorship, delivered to the DOJ and made public via Project Veritas. It offers the collection for reading and a downloadable zip. Sections cover fake news, censorship, and machine-learning fairness.
