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July 09, 2026 | Watchdog Weekly

Fletcher Calcagno

Newsletter Artificial IntelligenceExecutive BranchRevolving DoorTech

Introducing Our AI Villains Tracker

To understand the Trump administration’s policy on AI, one has to look beyond Trump’s own pronouncements to the AI “experts” he surrounds himself with. To that end, we at the Revolving Door Project are launching our AI Villains Tracker—an compendium of the people responsible for crafting and delivering some of the least popular policy decisions made by the second Trump Administration. 

June 29, 2026 | Watchdog Weekly

Andrea Beaty

Newsletter Anti-MonopolyClimate and EnvironmentCorruption CalendarTech

Corruption Calendar: A New Watergate, Every Day

As our stories this week illustrate, there are plenty of examples of how Trump’s corruption is making our lives demonstrably worse — from mining and oil extraction pollution that threatens the health of our communities and monopolists’ tightening stranglehold on our pockets and labor to corrupt machinations attacking our increasingly fragile democracy.

June 24, 2026 | Watchdog Weekly

Hannah Story Brown

Newsletter AbundanceClimate and EnvironmentCorporate CrackdownEducationEthics in GovernmentExecutive BranchJudiciaryTech

Elite Corruption, From Silicon Valley to the Supreme Court

Welcome back to Watchdog Weekly. We’ve been busy so far this hurricane season, tracking the literal and metaphorical storms gathering on the horizon as elite immunity spreads its shadow over the American landscape. Here are some of the projects we’ve been working on lately:

June 08, 2026

Xaver Clarke

Blog Post Artificial IntelligenceCongressional OversightExecutive BranchTechTrump Watch

The U.S. Government Isn’t Prepared To Protect Us From Artificial Intelligence

In March 2026, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report exploring the specific ways artificial intelligence (AI) can expose, misuse, or compromise personal data. The report from the Congressional watchdog also examines the guidance issued to federal agencies on AI use and implementation by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). In its note to congressional offices, GAO concluded that OMB’s guidance, which fails to adequately address 8 out of 10 privacy-related challenges, falls short. The report recommends that the Russell Vought-led office address the identified shortcomings.