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Companies where multiple distinct insiders bought open-market stock in the window. Strong conviction signal.

Companies where multiple distinct insiders sold open-market stock in the window. Mass-exit detector.

Trace one organization owner across every Medicare facility it controls (hospital/hospice/home-health/skilled-nursing): facility_count, per-sector breakdown, PE/REIT flags, state spread. Takes a CMS owner_associate_id (from /api/v1/owners/largest or /owners/private-equity).

Unified Form 4 (executed) + Form 144 (proposed-sale) insider timeline for one company.

Comprehensive dossier for one SEC-filing company: basic info, recent filings, insider activity windows (7/30/90d), upcoming Form 144 sales, latest financials (FY+quarterly), top 13F institutional holders, top mutual-fund holders, peers.

Multi-source red-flag detector for one company — restatements (8-K item 4.02), auditor changes, officer departures, insider cluster sells, upcoming Form 144 pressure, Schedule 13D filings, FDA recalls.

Side-by-side compliance-risk comparison of two entities. Runs the full 40-source screen for each and returns both risk scores, an overall verdict (who is riskier), the risk gap, and the biggest per-vertical differences. Answers 'which counterparty is riskier' in one call.

Litigation dossier for one company: docket count, top Natures of Suit, recent cases. Answers 'is this company being sued?' and 'for what?'

Recent federal court dockets from CourtListener. Filter by party, court, or Nature of Suit (850 securities, 830 patent, 410 antitrust, 365/367 product liability, 480 consumer credit).

Search USDA RMA crop-insurance Summary of Business by county/state name. Returns the place_id ({state_fips}-{county_fips}) to pull a county's underwriting history — liability, premium, subsidy, indemnity, loss ratio, top crops (1989-2026). Aggregate federal program statistic — zero PII.

Discovery feed: list of entities with activity in 2+ regulatory verticals (SEC + FDA + contracts) inside the lookback window. Use to find entities worth pulling a full cross-vertical timeline for.

Search U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) investigations of major chemical incidents — explosions, toxic releases, fires — by company, location, or keyword. ~139 independent root-cause investigations (BP Texas City, West Fertilizer, DuPont, etc.); the deep-investigation layer over EPA RMP chemical accidents.

Checks whether a business is registered as a data broker in California, using the MORVS California Data Broker Register: the 2026, 2025 and 2024 registries filed with the California Privacy Protection Agency and the Attorney General's 2020-2023 list, keyed by website domain so a name change at the same domain reads as one history. Give a business name, a website domain or URL, or both; matching is by registrable domain or by normalised legal name, DBA or earlier filed name (case, punctuation and legal-suffix insensitive, exact after normalisation), and when several brokers match they are retur…

Compares two files of the MORVS California Data Broker Register (the 2026, 2025 or 2024 CPPA registry, or the Attorney General's 2020-2023 list) under the register's published method: a registration in the earlier file whose normalised legal name has no registration in the later file is an apparent leaver; if its website domain does have a later registration it is counted as re-registered at the same domain, with the later names, otherwise as not re-registered under either name or domain; a later registration whose name and domain are both absent earlier is net new. Returns the counts and the …

Shows the latest headline row reported by each publisher in the MORVS Government Data Demand Register, side by side with each figure's label. The figures are each publisher's own counts for its own period and scope. Companies count differently; never add or rank their figures across companies. A missing figure means not reported, not zero. National-security figures remain bands. Aggregate counts cannot show whether any person's data was requested. Optionally restrict to one sector.

Returns one publisher's figures for one report in the MORVS Government Data Demand Register. Figures are that publisher's own counts for its own period and scope. Companies count differently. Never add or rank figures across companies. A missing figure means not reported, not zero. National-security figures remain bands. These aggregate counts cannot show whether any person's data was requested. Defaults to the latest complete report; optional filters select exact fact fields.

Per-dataset freshness across the federal data hub: FRESH/AGING/STALE/UNKNOWN vs each source's expected cadence, with age in days and separate last-successful-source-observation and indexed-content watermarks. Each row states which timestamp drives status. Optional status filter (FRESH/AGING/STALE/UNKNOWN).

Screen a name against US federal contractor debarments (SAM Exclusions, ~10k entries) AND HHS OIG healthcare provider exclusions (LEIE, ~83k entries). Returns hit=true if any match. Use this for KYC + counterparty due diligence.

Search USCG documented vessels by name or official number. ~394,495 US-flag vessels (recreational, fishing, freight, towing, passenger). Returns service, flag, tonnage, length, build year, hull material, hailing port, and certificate-of-documentation status. Vessel/asset facts only — no owner names or addresses (zero PII).

DOJ press release search for one company. Surfaces FCPA, antitrust, healthcare fraud, environmental crimes, and any other DOJ enforcement actions mentioning the name. Body-text substring match across 266k+ press releases since 2009.

Recent DOJ Office of Public Affairs press releases. Filter by free-text query or DOJ component (Antitrust Division, USAO - SDNY, Criminal Division, ENRD, Civil Rights, etc.).

Cross-topic dossier for one entity — SEC filings, 13F holdings, mutual fund holdings, FDA recalls as firm, federal register agency mentions, federal contracts as recipient.

Checks whether a company or agency is named in the MORVS Drone Register, which compiles US government drone approval, restriction and compliance records: the DCMA Blue UAS Cleared List and Framework, FCC UAS Conditional Approvals, FAA Remote ID Declarations of Compliance, and the drone-linked entries of the Section 1260H list, the BIS Entity List and OFAC's NS-CMIC list. Matches by name or alias (case, punctuation and legal-suffix insensitive; substrings allowed) and returns each match's designations with the government record that names it, attached reference records, and federal contract tot…

Finds drone platforms, components and software by model, product or category text across the DCMA Blue UAS Cleared List and Framework, FCC UAS Conditional Approvals and FAA Remote ID Declarations of Compliance in the MORVS Drone Register. Returns each matching designation with the company, list, action, date and source record, plus the current FCC Covered List exemption context taken from the register's reference records. An FAA declaration is the manufacturer's own statement, not an approval.

Look up an FDA drug label by brand, generic, or substance name. Returns indications, dosage, warnings, adverse reactions, drug interactions.

Find a jurisdiction by two-letter state code and literal jurisdiction name substring. Returns coded equipment answers self-reported in the EAC's 2024 Election Administration and Voting Survey (November 2024), with make/model and MORVS-curated vendor labels. Missing and coded Other answers do not mean no equipment. The survey does not establish equipment used on 2026-11-03; check Verified Voting and the state election office. Vendor counts overlap and must not be summed. Say voters participated in jurisdictions that reported a vendor's equipment; never say that vendor counted those votes.

Filter the EAC's certified, under-test, Withdrawn or Decertified Systems, terminated and ESTEP e-poll-book rows by list, MORVS-curated vendor label, testing standard or proposed end-of-life notice flag. Defaults to the certified voting-system list. Returns EAC names, standards, dates and source links. A system named in the EAC's April 2026 notice remains on the certified list while the notice is proposed. Federal certification is voluntary; state law decides use. Never call a system insecure or outdated; use decertified only inside the EAC's own list name. Includes the EAC's exact security sta…

Cross-vertical 'alert me' feed for one entity. Returns only high-signal events (importance ≥ 60): Class I FDA recalls, Schedule 13D filings, large insider sales, restatements, large federal contracts, terminated clinical trials, EPA significant-violator status.

Company relationship graph (shared-officer edges): other companies whose Form-4 filings name the same person(s) as this entity — board interlock / multi-company executives / activist overlap. Accepts a ticker, CIK, or name.

Cross-vertical event timeline for one real-world entity — joins SEC filings/insider/Form144/13D + FDA recalls + FDA drug labels + federal contracts into one ordered feed. Use this when an LLM needs the FULL picture of a company across regulatory verticals. Add min_importance to filter to high-signal events only.

EPA-regulated facilities owned by a company. Returns location, NAICS, and compliance status. Set violations=1 to only see facilities with EPA violations.

Estimates each company's next 10-Q/10-K filing date from its past SEC filing cadence. Dates are estimates, not announced filing dates.

Search SEC fails-to-deliver by issuer name or ticker. Returns each security's total fail shares, peak single-day fail balance, and days-with-fails over the rolling 12-month window. CUSIP joins to the SEC securities/13F-holdings layer.

SEC fails-to-deliver leaderboard — securities ranked by total fail-to-deliver shares over the rolling 12-month window. Fails-to-deliver are a settlement-stress / naked-short red flag tracked by retail investors and market-structure researchers.

Search HUD Fair Market Rents by area/county/state name. Returns place_id (10-digit HUD fips) to pull an area's FY2026 FMRs — the 40th-percentile gross rent by bedroom size (efficiency/0BR through 4BR). Sets Section 8 voucher payment standards. Aggregate dollar amounts — zero PII.

Search FCC equipment-authorization grantees — the manufacturer/importer behind every FCC ID — by company name. ~50k grantees across 111 countries (China 12,962, Taiwan 3,717). A supply-chain lens that joins UFLPA forced-labor + trade-screening by name. Optional country filter.

All FDA activity for one firm — recalls + 510(k) clearances + FAERS adverse-event reports.

Federal Reserve banking enforcement actions (consent orders, written agreements, CMPs, removals). Optional `bank` filter.

Searches the MORVS Federal Files Register of federal Privacy Act systems of records by system name, number or ID, with agency, recipient, record-category, status and exemption filters. Recipient tags or groups and record flags are pattern matches on the agency text and count at least those matches; recipient matches exclude standard agency boilerplate. DHS matches do not imply ICE; ICE has its own tag. A routine use is the agency statement that it MAY disclose records for a purpose; it does not show that a disclosure happened. An exemption claim may limit access or correction but does not deci…

Returns one published federal system of records by exact Federal Files Register ID, with the agency's record description, routine-use text, exemption claim, source record and linked Federal Register notices. Standard agency boilerplate routine uses are omitted unless include_standard is true. A routine use is the agency statement that it MAY disclose; it is not evidence a disclosure occurred. A later notice may change a system without reprinting its full text, so check linked notices and effective dates. Recipient tags and record flags are text matches counted as at least; DHS does not imply I…

FMCSA carriers flagged in one or more SMS BASIC safety categories (over the federal intervention threshold): Unsafe Driving, Hours-of-Service Compliance, Driver Fitness, Controlled Substances/Alcohol, Vehicle Maintenance. Returns carrier name, location, fleet size, which BASICs are flagged, and out-of-service inspection counts. ~1,526 carriers currently flagged. Filter by state, a specific BASIC, or minimum alert count.

Checks a company or facility name against the MORVS U.S. Forced Labor Company Register: every organisation named on the DHS UFLPA Entity List or in a CBP withhold release order or finding, the Consolidated Screening List (Commerce, Treasury) rows that match one of those names exactly, and issuer relationships a US-listed company states in its own SEC filing. Matching is exact on the register's name key (case, accent, punctuation and legal-suffix insensitive) or on a source-stated or reviewed alias (DHS "also known as" / "formerly known as", CBP "a/k/a"); there is no fuzzy, family-name or trans…

Compares two sources of the MORVS U.S. Forced Labor Company Register: the DHS UFLPA Entity List (dhs), CBP withhold release orders and findings (cbp), and the Consolidated Screening List rows that exactly match a DHS or CBP name (csl). Returns the entity ids named in both sources under the register's reviewed name and alias joins, the ids in source_a with no reviewed match in source_b and the reverse, with counts, the register's own published overlap figures, the source rows behind each listed entity (source URL, row locator, snapshot date) and each source's snapshot date, in pages of up to 50…

Find DOJ equitable-sharing agencies in one state or territory by agency-name substring or ORI. Returns DOJ database status and sharing labels, matched DOJ payments by federal fiscal year, and the agency's ESAC certifications by its own fiscal year with DOJ and Treasury as separate money fields. DOJ payment years and agency certification years must never be added, subtracted or treated as a gap. A certified balance is not misconduct. DOJ does not publish why an agency has a Non-Compliant or Ineligible status. A payment, review or audit finding does not establish unlawful conduct. Controlled-equ…

Search DOJ equitable-sharing payments to state, local and tribal agencies by federal fiscal year. Defaults to the latest published DOJ year. Filters by two-letter state, DOJ-printed recipient-name substring and minimum row amount. Returns DOJ cash, sale proceeds, total, original recipient name, match method and matched ORI when one exists. A DOJ-masked recipient stays masked; an unmatched row is still a payment. With no state filter, returns all state subtotals and a separate foreign-sharing table. Foreign sharing is never added to payments to domestic agencies. Agency ESAC certifications use …

What a mutual fund holds (NPORT-P). Pass a 10-digit CIK or series_id (S000012345).

Search the FHFA House Price Index by geography name (metro, state, census division). Returns the place_id to pull a full house-price appreciation history (1975-2026, purchase-only / all-transactions / expanded-data). Aggregate federal statistic — zero PII.

Search IRS SOI income statistics by ZIP code or state. Returns the 5-digit ZIP to pull its income/tax profile — returns, AGI, average AGI per return, wages, capital gains, EITC, charitable giving by 6 AGI brackets (TY2022). Aggregate federal statistic — zero PII.

Follow-the-money chain for one entity: federal contracts + prime->sub subaward flow + registered lobbying + FEC political committees + FEC enforcement (MURs), with dollar tallies. Accepts a company name or a 12-char UEI.

Finds named organisations by payee-name substring in the MORVS Judgment Fund Register. Returns up to 50 matches by published amount, with total match count, summed bi-weekly payment-line amount, line count, agency groups, Treasury citation descriptions, and first and last report periods. Only payees confirmed as organisations appear; individuals are never named. A payment is not an admission of fault, a line is not a settlement, and the separate annual and bi-weekly Treasury products must never be added.

Searches Treasury bi-weekly Judgment Fund payment lines in one fiscal year of the MORVS Judgment Fund Register. Defaults to the latest published fiscal year, which may be incomplete. Filters by named organisation payee, Treasury responsible agency or MORVS agency group, and minimum known grouped amount. Returns separate source lines grouped by named payee, agency and report period; unnamed lines remain separate. Includes payee status, Treasury report links and source row numbers. Individuals are never named. A payment is not an admission of fault; a line is not a settlement, and split or ident…

CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) for one tech vendor. Returns CVE list + ransomware count + top affected products. The federal government's canonical list of CVEs being actively exploited.

Recent CISA KEV entries. Filter by vendor or ransomware-known flag.

Aggregate Senate Lobbying Disclosure dossier for one company: total spend, firms used, top issue codes, recent filings.

Who lobbies the federal government on a given issue. Takes an LDA issue code (e.g. HCR health, DEF defense, TAX, ENG energy, TRA transport) and returns top clients by reported spend. List codes at /api/v1/lobbying/issues.

Returns client timelines from the MORVS Influence Register using a published key or a case-insensitive name substring. The register includes only reports with an AI, surveillance or privacy match in a lobbying-activity section; it is not a client’s complete lobbying history. Amounts are whole-report figures across all issues, never spending on a topic. In-house expenses and outside-firm income are separate and must not be added; subcontract income is excluded. Null is not zero. Filings do not establish a client’s position on a bill or a policy outcome. Returns the retrieval date and the LDA so…

Find a federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) in the MORVS Mass Lawsuit Register by MDL number, caption word, or company word appearing in the Panel caption. Returns the Panel caption, category, district, transfer date, pending and total actions, the last 12 monthly pending counts, and terminated entries when available. Actions are lawsuits, not people. Centralisation is not a finding on the merits. A falling pending count is not a settlement or payout. A missing match only means no matching MDL was found in the published register.

Search IRS county-to-county migration flows by county/state name. Returns place_id ({state_fips}-{county_fips}) to pull a county's net migration (returns/people/AGI in vs out, FY2022-2023) and its top origin/destination counties. Aggregate IRS statistic — zero PII.

Returns the published agency counts in the MORVS Surveillance Orders Register national-security source ledger. Optionally filter by exact series ID and period. Every fact retains the agency label, source, page, quote, method and any qualifier or disagreement. Section 702 targets, FISA orders, national-security letters and border device searches use different units, laws and periods; never add them or treat them as one trend. Section 702 target counts estimate non-US persons abroad; FBI query counting changed. These are aggregate published counts and cannot identify surveillance of a person.

Time-ordered cross-topic news feed: insider trades, Form 144 notices, cluster buys/sells, Schedule 13D filings, 8-Ks, FDA recalls, weather alerts, presidential documents.

Search MORVS-reviewed NHTSA automated-driving, Level 2 driver-assistance and SGO-compliance investigations. Returns NHTSA’s structured action fields, cited SGO report IDs and published lookup links; scope and reason are MORVS-reviewed classifications, not NHTSA findings. Optionally includes linked recall campaigns with potentially affected units as filed by the manufacturer. An opened investigation or a defect petition is not a finding. A recall’s potentially affected units are not a fleet census. No NHTSA summary text or personal names are returned. Reports are each company’s own filings with…

NHTSA vehicle recall dossier for one auto OEM. Returns total recalls, top affected components, park-it count, recent recalls. Public auto OEMs only.

Recent NHTSA vehicle recalls. Filter by manufacturer, make, model year. `park_it=1` returns only the most urgent recalls (do-not-drive).

NIH RePORTER dossier for one organization — total federal R&D funding received, top activity codes, recent grants. Best for academic medical centers + biotechs.

NSF Awards dossier for one organization — total funding, top programs, recent awards. Pairs with academic medical centers + biotech/tech startups.

Aggregate USPTO patent dossier for one company: total grants, top CPC classes, recent grants, inventor counts.

Recent USPTO patent grants from PatentsView. Filter by assignee company or CPC class. Use for R&D intel and IP portfolio questions.

Compares two rule scenarios in the MORVS PFAS Drinking-Water Register: 2024_as_published (EPA's six 2024 PFAS drinking-water limits, final and in force) and if_proposals_final (the PFOA and PFOS limits only, as they would stand if EPA's May 2026 proposals to rescind the PFHxS, PFNA, HFPO-DA and Hazard Index limits became final; they are proposals, not final rules). Returns each rule record with its status label, the number of systems and the ECHO population served with at least one UCMR 5 sampling-location average at or above a scenario limit's comparison cutoff (EPA Table 4 method), the PWSID…

Returns one public water system's full record in the MORVS PFAS Drinking-Water Register by PWSID: each sampling location (a hashed key) with its sample events, first and last dates and complete-set averages in ppt, per-chemical sample and detection counts with the highest single result, the Hazard Index, the six derived flags, the six 2024 rule records with each one's status history and whether this system's averages meet its comparison cutoff, the source file hashes and the register's caveats. Raw samples are not published. UCMR 5 results are entry-point monitoring, not compliance determinati…

Looks up public water systems in the MORVS PFAS Drinking-Water Register, built from EPA's final UCMR 5 monitoring file, the ECHO SDWA system file and the Federal Register. Give exactly one of pwsid (one system), zip (every system that reported serving that ZIP code; a service-area hint, not a confirmed supplier) or state (one state file, or TRIBAL), optionally with name to filter a state's systems by system name or city. Each match carries the PWSID, display name, state, city, ECHO population served, owner type and its label, activity status, the six derived flags, the 2024 limits whose compar…

Reverse 340B lookup: given a contract-pharmacy ID, list every 340B covered entity that dispenses its discounted drugs through that pharmacy — reveals how concentrated the contract-pharmacy network is around big chains. Pharmacy IDs come from a covered entity's detail page.

Finds official city and county automated license plate reader matters in the MORVS License Plate Reader Register. Returns selected published decision fields with complete recorded action timelines, source links, vendors named in titles, and dollar figures exactly as printed. Filter by state, jurisdiction, vendor, recorded motion outcome, subject, decisive-action year or title substring query. Outcome means only the motion as recorded. An approval is an authorization, not proof of a signed contract or installed camera. A failed motion does not mean a contract ended. Amounts are printed figures,…

Returns the MORVS License Plate Reader Register's full state-law research record for one US state or DC, including official law citations and URLs, checked date, verification status, retention and sharing provisions, exceptions and search limitations. A "none_found" or unverified status describes the sources checked; it does not prove that no applicable law exists. Verify the current official text before relying on a provision.

Search the Police Grant Register's DOJ COPS award lists by fiscal year (FY2020–FY2026, default latest), program, state and recipient name. Amounts are DOJ's announced awards, not outlays; the lists do not record scoring, so an award must never be attributed to a recipient's immigration posture. DOJ's Estimated Award Amount columns are labelled estimated. The FY2024 technology rows are held because that list does not reconcile; DOJ's printed total is identified as its figure only. JAG formula allocations, COPS awards and forfeiture payments are never added together. Reviewed DOJ-list and ICE 28…

Find institutional recipients by name substring in the Police Grant Register's DOJ COPS award lists for FY2020–FY2026. Returns each recipient's award rows by program and fiscal year, reviewed DOJ-list and ICE 287(g) match labels, and any DOJ equitable-sharing payments side by side. COPS, JAG formula allocations and forfeiture payments are never added. 'No COPS award appears in lists for FY2020–FY2026' never means an agency gets no federal money; absence covers only the published COPS lists. Award lists do not record application scoring or money paid out.

Find a CFTC designated contract market (DCM) or pending application by exchange code or name substring in the MORVS Prediction Market Register. Returns CFTC-listed status/date and fixed-phrase remark flags, filing counts by listed year/category/status, stay and withdrawal counts, approval-pending and perpetual-futures counts, code-map evidence and open federal comment periods. Pending means only pending; a stay is a CFTC remark, not a finding. Filing counts measure filing practice, not markets, trading, users or odds. Dates are as listed by the CFTC and may be re-dated.

Search event-type CFTC product filings in the MORVS Prediction Market Register by exchange code/name, listed year, filing status, MORVS topic, CFTC stay remark or public title substring. The default year is the latest published listed-year shard. A Certified filing was self-certified by the exchange under CFTC rule 40.2; it was not approved by the CFTC. Approval Pending and Approved are a separate product-approval route. Filings are not markets, volume, users or odds. Dates are as listed by the CFTC and can be re-dated after a status change. Topics are MORVS classification. Titles that may nam…

Entity locator: resolve a company name/ticker/CIK to its canonical SEC identity + aliases, and an available_in map of which federal datasets contain it (with links). Use first to find an entity and discover where it has data.

Search MORVS's partial local OFAC SDN index by case-insensitive substring, including indexed aliases. Returns hit=true for a local match. A non-match is not sanctions clearance; check /coverage and OFAC's current official lists.

Search DOJ’s current list page or its August 2025 announcement by name; defaults to the current page. “Sanctuary jurisdictions” is DOJ’s label, not a finding by MORVS. The two DOJ pages differ; removed entries carry DOJ’s linked release and stated reason. A county-level 287(g) agreement and a state-level designation can both be true; no conclusion is drawn from the two records. A non-match says only that a name was not found on the selected DOJ page; DOJ says its list is not exhaustive.

Search published California Values Act transfer counts, Illinois Way Forward Act detainer, warrant, transfer and request reports, or Oregon Sanctuary Promise Act requests and communications. These are agency self-reports. State measures differ and are never added or ranked across states. State is required; agency name, year and result limit are optional. Oregon’s year is the end year of its June–May reporting period. Illinois agency rows are available for 2024; 2023 has statewide figures and a separate non-filer list, not agency appendix rows. A zero is a reported zero, a null is absent from a…

Experimental lookup of one name across MORVS's local public-record indexes; availability is not guaranteed. Returns per-dataset match counts and an indicative 0-100 score (risk_score) summarizing how many indexed records matched. The score is not a risk rating or compliance determination, and a low score or non-match is not clearance. Coverage and freshness vary by dataset.

Screen up to 50 entities in one call. Returns a per-entity risk_score + risk_level + per-vertical summary for each, plus the list sorted highest-risk-first. Use to vet a whole vendor / counterparty / portfolio list at once.

Full-text search across all parsed SEC/FDA/register/weather section bodies (BM25 ranking). Also resolves company names for ticker lookup.

Search HRSA 340B Drug Pricing Program covered entities (disproportionate-share hospitals, FQHCs, clinics buying federally-discounted outpatient drugs) by name. Returns 340B ID, entity type, state, participating status, and contract-pharmacy count. ~93k entities.

Find reporting companies in the MORVS Self-Driving Crash Register by published name or slug. Returns separate ADS and ADAS company profiles, report and incident counts, severity, location, confidentiality index, investigations, recalls and California DMV permits. share_of_kind is a share of reports, not a crash rate. A DMV permit holder may be a different legal entity; the register notes that difference. Reports are each company’s own filings with NHTSA, not a finding, and say nothing about responsibility. The highest injury severity alleged says nothing about responsibility. ADS and Level 2 A…

Search NHTSA Standing General Order crash-report rows in the MORVS Self-Driving Crash Register. Requires ADS or Level 2 ADAS and can filter by company, state, alleged injury severity, crash month and the year NHTSA first received the report. Returns latest report versions with NHTSA CSV citations, not narrative text. No report has its own NHTSA web page. OTHER filings are never returned as crashes. Reports are each company’s own filings with NHTSA, not a finding, and say nothing about responsibility. The highest injury severity alleged says nothing about responsibility. ADS and Level 2 ADAS ha…

Look up a ticker's FINRA short interest: shares sold short, days-to-cover, change vs prior settlement. The real short metric (distinct from short volume which includes market-maker hedging). Pairs with fails-to-deliver + short volume. FINRA source terms: https://www.finra.org/terms-of-use.

FINRA equity short interest: securities with the highest days-to-cover (the classic short-squeeze indicator) + the largest absolute short positions, from the latest bi-monthly settlement. TRUE short interest (not short volume). Use to find squeeze candidates and the most-shorted stocks. FINRA source terms: https://www.finra.org/terms-of-use.

Top short-squeeze candidates by a MORVS (AI Analytics LLC) 0-100 pressure score combining FINRA days-to-cover + short-sale volume % + SEC fails-to-deliver per symbol. The methodology is separate from and does not relicense FINRA inputs. Transparent heuristic, not investment advice. FINRA source terms: https://www.finra.org/terms-of-use. Optional min_score filter.

FINRA short-sale volume: the most-shorted liquid stocks by average short % of volume (rolling ~60 trading days), plus dataset summary. Pairs with fails-to-deliver for the short-selling picture. Caveat: FINRA short volume includes market-maker hedging, not short interest. FINRA source terms: https://www.finra.org/terms-of-use.

Look up a ticker's FINRA short-sale volume: average / latest / peak short % of consolidated volume over the rolling ~60-trading-day window. FINRA source terms: https://www.finra.org/terms-of-use.

Search USITC trade-remedy investigations — antidumping/countervailing-duty (AD/CVD) + Section 337 unfair-import (patent/IP) cases — by investigation number, product, or title. ~4,386 cases; the trade-enforcement vertical (companies/countries fighting over dumped, subsidized, or IP-infringing imports).

Lists companies by the size of insider sales planned in recent SEC Form 144 notices (filed intentions to sell, not completed trades).

Consolidated activity rollup for a list of tickers — insider 30d net flow, Form 144 pressure, recent material events, cluster-sell flag. Up to 25 tickers per call.

Finds individual court-authorized wiretap orders as published in one annual US Courts Wiretap Report. Defaults to the latest report year; filters use the report year, court, state, jurisdiction, offense group and intercept type. A row was reported to the courts in that report year and may have ended earlier. Results and costs are per order as reported. The annual headline count undercounts that year because some orders are reported in later years. Related orders can share people, intercepts and arrests, so do not sum those fields across rows. Zero or blank means none reported, not that nothing…