The 9.1% CPI number: official release, wire, independent coverage
Trace a precise BLS measurement through identified same-day reporting and a later retrospective without inventing media collusion.
4 sources · 3 reviewed linksInspect evidence →
Media Echo / Follow the Citation
A documentary map of how public claims, agency records and political phrases appear in subsequent reporting. Every visible connection has inspectable endpoints; there is no automated influence ranking.
Source cutoff 2026-10-11Human-reviewed transmission evidenceRepetition ≠ coordination
4Documented investigations
18Source entries
14Source-checked connections
18Dated observations
Publication method
Four human-reviewed pilot chains. A shared claim or copied number is not an allegation of collusion; a directly credited quotation or wire republication is individually documented. This is a manually approved dated snapshot, not a live X/media scraper.
Investigated source chains
CLARITY: one procedural vote, several political accounts
See precisely how the September 15 cloture tally moved into news, industry analysis and Senator Lummis’s public argument.
5 sources · 5 reviewed linksInspect evidence →
Anthropic’s incident disclosure: report, news and advocacy
Track documented citations from a September 9 primary company assessment into contemporaneous coverage, without turning Sanders’s later screenshot into proof of a reporting pipeline.
4 sources · 2 reviewed linksInspect evidence →
Exxon–Pioneer: what coverage retained, what the FTC later reversed
A traceable agency-to-media story plus a true AP syndication chain, followed by a material 2025 administrative reversal.
5 sources · 4 reviewed linksInspect evidence →
Follow actual evidence—not a fantasy network
Visible source to source
From BLS measurements to news, from a Senate vote to competing accounts, and from company/agency disclosures to reporting. Each arrow is labeled with what it establishes and what it cannot establish.
Open documentary evidence maps →Corrections and source errors matter
The FTC’s July 2025 order reversal is carried forward. A September 2026 industry account also misstates Chris Coons’s state; the Senate roster, not the erroneous news sentence, controls the directory.
Inspect primary and media citations →