Boondock Rebel is an essay-style newsletter that examines government secrecy, surveillance and institutional accountability through close reading of documents and reporting, including FOIA releases and federal data consolidation. It pairs investigative detail with a mystical, "orientation" framing around power, systems and UAP disclosure.
Website: https://boondockrebel.org/
Robert Cox reports on New Rochelle, New York municipal government from Dublin, Ireland, using public records requests, census data and analysis. Readers get detailed, document-based accounts of city transparency, ethics oversight and decisions by officials.
A weekly digest of developments in the public disclosure of UAP and non-human intelligence, with each item sourced and linked to documents, clips or statements. It also offers catch-up coverage of government releases, congressional action and claims from insiders.
An independent journalist investigates policing, incarceration and government transparency, mostly in Los Angeles and California, using public records requests and lawsuits. Issues include the weekly 'FOIA Friday' column with released records and tips on filing requests yourself.
A Massachusetts-focused newsletter that files public records requests and reports on what they reveal about state and local government, schools and policing. Readers get project-based transparency journalism along with commentary on how the public records process works.
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