Today's recent stock trades, strongest research flags, and highlights from the rest of the public records.
Accountability pulse
A short daily read on what changed in the public filings. A research flag is a spot where a member’s money — a stock trade, a donor, a disclosed asset — overlaps their official work, like a vote, a bill, or a committee hearing. Flags are leads to check, not accusations.
Officium keeps official government filings separate from automated research hints, and everything is open — no account needed. Verify anything important at the source agency.
Data catalog →Recently disclosed stock trades
Strongest research flags (sample)
Strongest means the overlap was the tightest — the dates were closest, or the money and the official action are directly connected.
Highest flag scores
One number per member — more flags, and stronger ones, mean a higher score. A high score is a reason to look, not a finding of wrongdoing.
Ethics, travel, and foreign influence
A few recent examples from each set of records.
How complete is our data?
We have stock-trade reports for —% of the members we track and research flags for —%. A low trade share is expected — most members never file a stock trade.