The Weight of Absence: Testing the Venezuela Boat Strikes Against Their Own Logic
Zero is a number that tells a story. In August 1964, zero was the number of torpedoes that struck the USS Maddox on the second night in the Gulf of Tonkin. That zero was classified for decades. By the time it surfaced, the war it justified had ended and fifty-eight
No Road But Through Him: The Structural Case Against Juan Orlando Hernández
The Pardon Erases the Sentence. It Does Not Erase the Structure. How network analysis reveals what a presidential pardon cannot undo On his release from a U.S. prison in December 2025, former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández declared what he has always declared: "I am innocent." Courts
He Who Owns the Silence Owns the World: What the Record Refuses to Forget About Epstein
Jeffrey Epstein does not appear alone in the public record. Across flight logs, calendars, contact books, court filings, and contemporaneous reporting, the same names recur in documented proximity to him. Among them are Donald Trump and Bill Clinton. These appearances are not isolated. They persist across decades, jurisdictions, and independent
The Shape of Impunity
Impunity Graph examines how power endures across time, documents, and institutions. Using knowledge graphs and network analysis, the project studies records not as isolated facts but as connected structures. Names recur. Associations cluster. Certain actors remain central while consequence consistently falls elsewhere. Proximity matters. Repetition matters. Silence matters. When these