Search US federal political committees (PACs, super PACs, party committees, candidate principal committees, leadership PACs, etc.) via the OpenFEC API. Filter by q (name match), committee ID, candidate ID (returns committees linked to that candidate), committee type (P=Presidential | S=Senate | H=House | X=Independent expenditure-only | Y=Party | Z=National Party non-federal), designation (A=Authorized | J=Joint fundraising | P=Principal | U=Unauthorized | B=Lobbyist/Registrant PAC), state, party, cycle, organization type (C=Corporation | L=Labor | M=Membership | T=Trade | V=Cooperative | W=Corp without stock). Returns FEC committee ID, name, type/designation/organization labels, state, party, treasurer, linked candidate IDs, cycles, affiliated-committee names, first/last file dates.

Search FEC Schedule A — every itemized contribution to a federal political committee (>264M rows across all cycles). Filter by recipient committeeId or candidateId, contributor name / city / state / zip / employer / occupation, amount range, cycle (twoYearTransactionPeriod e.g. 2024), date range, isIndividual (true = individuals only; false = committee-to-committee). Sort by contribution date or amount, asc/desc. Requires at least one scope (committeeId, candidateId, twoYearTransactionPeriod cycle, or a date range) — an unscoped query scans every cycle and times out. The investigative-journalism + political-research goldmine: who gives, how much, when, working where, doing what. Each row carries the contribution receipt date, amount, contributor aggregate YTD, receipt type, memo, entity type, and link to the underlying PDF filing.

Search FEC Schedule B — every itemized disbursement (spend, vendor payment, operating expenditure, contribution out, transfer) made by a federal political committee (>157M rows). Filter by committeeId, recipient name / city / state, disbursement purpose category (Administrative / Fundraising / Media / Polling / Salary / Travel / Operating / Contribution / Loan / etc.), description text, amount range, cycle, date range. Sort by date or amount. Every row carries: who got paid, when, how much, for what, with link to underlying PDF. The natural pair with /api/gov/fec-contributions for following the money on both sides of any federal committee.

Aggregate financial summaries (receipts, disbursements, cash-on-hand, debt, transfers, refunds, contributions by source, etc.) per cycle for federal candidates (scope=candidates) or committees (scope=committees). Filter by candidateId / committeeId, cycle, office (P/S/H), party, state, district. For candidates, electionFull=true rolls all cycles of a single election into one row (e.g. a presidential cycle spans 4 years). Use this for top-line "how much did they raise/spend" answers without paging through millions of itemized transactions.

Newest Federal Register documents by publication date — chronological feed for compliance change-detection. Filter by document type (RULE / PRORULE / NOTICE / PRESDOCU), agency name, and publication date range. Each record includes document number, type, title, abstract, publication date, effective date, agencies, citations (CFR/USC), HTML + PDF URLs. Defaults to last 7 days of final rules. Free public-domain data from federalregister.gov.

Search currently-active FARA (Foreign Agents Registration Act) registrants by name. Pass a company or person name; returns whether the entity is a registered foreign agent (isRegisteredForeignAgent), a single KYB-safe bestMatch (null below medium confidence — no false positives), and scored candidate matches with registration number, registration date, city/state, and a 0-1 match score + confidence (high/medium/low). FARA registration is a US disclosure status (an agent acting for a foreign principal), not wrongdoing. Authoritative DOJ FARA eFile data, free and keyless — the foreign-agent check a compliance or procurement agent cannot derive from training.

FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) funded projects — the pre- and post-disaster mitigation grants FEMA has actually obligated (HMGP, BRIC/PDM, FMA). Filter by state (2-letter), disasterNumber, programFy (program fiscal year), and/or programArea; at least one filter is required. Returns the total matching project count plus projects (identifier, program area, project type, status, recipient/subrecipient, county, disaster number, project amount and federal share obligated in USD, cost-share %, benefit-cost ratio, number of properties, approval/close dates), largest federal share first. Free, public-domain (OpenFEMA). Distinct from gov.public-assistance (post-disaster recovery grants) and gov.nfip-claims (flood losses paid) — this is mitigation funding: who got money to reduce future risk, where, and at what benefit-cost ratio.

US House of Representatives roll-call votes, newest first by action date. Each record includes year + roll number, congress/session, vote question + type + result, action date/time, bill reference (legis_num), description, grand totals (yea/nay/present/not-voting), AND per-party breakdown (Republican/Democratic/Independent yea/nay/present/not-voting counts). Filters (all optional, AND-combined): year, congress, result substring, bill substring (legis_num ILIKE), since/until (action_date), limit + offset. Locally aggregated from clerk.house.gov XML feeds (refreshed daily by cron). Public-domain US government records.

HUD Income Limits (IL) for a US county or state — the program-eligibility thresholds for HUD assistance, derived from Area Median Family Income: extremely-low (30% AMI), very-low (50% AMI), and low (80% AMI) income limits for household sizes 1–8, plus the area median income. Look up by 5-digit county FIPS or by 2-letter state. Optional year (defaults to latest). The raw HUD il30/il50/il80 codes are reshaped into clear nested limits by household size. Source: HUD USER Income Limits API (US public domain).

Search the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator — federal inmates from 1982 to present, both currently incarcerated and released. Search by lastName (+ optional firstName/middleName, age, sex, race) or by exact BOP register number (inmateNumber, e.g. "12345-678"). Each match: full name, register number, sex, race, age, current facility (code/name/type), projected release date, actual release date (when released). KYC, due-diligence, journalism, and background-research staple. Federal public data.

Search US federal lobbying disclosures (Senate LDA filings) — who lobbies for whom, on what issues, for how much. Filter by registrant (lobbying firm name), client (organization being represented), lobbyist (individual name), year, period (first_quarter|second_quarter|third_quarter|fourth_quarter|mid_year|year_end), and type (e.g. RR=registration, Q1-Q4=quarterly reports). Each filing: type, year/period, reported income or expenses (USD), registrant + client (id/name/description/state), lobbying issues (code + description), lobbyist count, official document URL, posted timestamp. Money-in-politics, journalism, and policy-intelligence staple. Public federal data.

Search MSHA mine safety accident records via US Department of Labor Open Data Portal (~738k accidents at US mines). Each row carries mine id, contractor id, mine subunit (underground/surface/mill/etc.), FIPS state code, accident date, classification, narrative, injury degree + nature + body-part, occupation code, experience, schooling, sex, age. Filter by mine id, contractor id, FIPS state code, subunit code, accident date range, classification code. Source of truth for fatalities + injuries at every US coal + metal/nonmetal mine since 2000.

Search OSHA-investigated workplace accident reports via US Department of Labor Open Data Portal (~165k accidents). Each row carries summary number, related inspection number, report id, event date, narrative, nature of injury, body part affected, source of injury, occupation, age, sex, degree of injury (1 = fatality, 2 = hospitalized, 3 = no lost time, etc.). Filter by event date range, nature of injury code, fatality flag. Pair with /api/gov/osha-inspections + /api/gov/osha-violations to follow injury → investigation → citations.

Search OSHA inspection records via the US Department of Labor Open Data Portal (~5M historical inspections). Filter by US state (2-letter), city, zip, or establishment-name substring (estabName, case-insensitive). Optional `filter` accepts raw OData-style clauses (joined with AND); `fields` selects columns; `sort` sorts (prefix with `-` for desc). Each row carries activity number, reporting id, establishment name + full site address, owner type/code, advance-notice flag, safety/health type, SIC + NAICS industry codes, open + close dates, host establishment number, union status. Backbone of workplace-safety + investigative-journalism agents.

Search OSHA citation / violation records via US Department of Labor Open Data Portal (~13.2M citations). Each citation links to an inspection via `activityNr` — pair with /api/gov/osha-inspections to follow site → inspection → violations. Filter by activityNr, citationId, standard (29 CFR section, e.g. "19100132" for PPE general requirements), issuance date range, initial-penalty min/max, emphasis program code.

CPSC consumer-product recalls from SaferProducts.gov, newest first. Covers products outside FDA (food/drug/device) and NHTSA (vehicles): strollers, appliances, lithium batteries, furniture, toys, power tools, and more. All filters optional (with none set, returns the last 12 months). Each record includes recall number + date, title, CPSC URL, description, affected products (name/model/units), hazards, remedies, reported injuries, manufacturers/importers/distributors/retailers, where sold, manufacturing countries, images, and consumer-contact info. Public-domain US government data.

FEMA Public Assistance (PA) funded project details — the post-disaster grants FEMA obligates to state/local/tribal governments and eligible nonprofits to repair public infrastructure and cover emergency response (debris removal, emergency protective measures, roads, buildings, utilities, parks). Filter by state (2-letter) and/or disasterNumber (one of the two is required); optionally refine by incidentType. Returns the total matching worksheet count plus projects (disaster number, declaration date, incident type, project worksheet number, application title, applicant, damage category, project size, status, county, federal share obligated / total obligated / project amount in USD, obligation date), largest federal share first. Free, public-domain (OpenFEMA). Distinct from gov.hazard-mitigation (future-risk mitigation grants) and gov.nfip-claims (flood losses paid) — this is disaster recovery funding for public infrastructure.

Your sitting members of the US Congress for a location. Pass a US address (geocoded to its state + congressional district for you), or an explicit state (2-letter) with optional district number. Returns the current US House representative for that district plus the state's two US senators — each with full name, party, state/district, the Bioguide ID, DC office, phone, official website, and contact form. State-only returns just the two senators; territories/DC return their non-voting delegate (no senators). Bundled CC0 data (unitedstates/congress-legislators), refreshed periodically. Fills the gap after gov.district (which gives the district, not the people) — for civic lookup, advocacy, and constituent tooling.

FEMA National Risk Index for a US county — the authoritative natural-hazard risk profile. Look up by countyFips (5-digit STCOFIPS), by state + county name, or by a lat/lon point. Returns the composite Risk Index score/rating/national-percentile (an 18-hazard model combining Expected Annual Loss × Social Vulnerability ÷ Community Resilience), each component (expected annual loss in dollars, social vulnerability, community resilience) with its rating, and per-hazard risk ratings + expected-annual-loss for all 18 natural hazards (wildfire, earthquake, hurricane, riverine & coastal flooding, tornado, heat/cold wave, drought, etc.). The structural natural-hazard risk picture an LLM can't recall — for siting, insurance, and resilience planning. Free, public-domain. Complements geo.flood-zone (which is flood SFHA only).

US Senate roll-call votes, newest first by vote date. Each record includes congress + session + vote_number, vote question + result + title + majority requirement, vote date/time, document name (e.g., S. 5, H.R. 4499), document title, grand totals (yeas/nays/present/absent), AND per-party breakdown (D/R/I yea/nay/present/absent counts derived from member-level vote_cast). Filters (all optional, AND-combined): congress, session (1 or 2), result substring, document substring (e.g., 'S. 5'), since/until (vote_date), limit + offset. Locally aggregated from senate.gov XML feeds (refreshed daily). Public-domain US government records.

UK street-level crime around a location from the Home Office data.police.uk service. Give a latitude/longitude (and optional month YYYY-MM, defaults to the latest available — UK data lags ~2 months) and get the total crime count, a breakdown by category (anti-social behaviour, burglary, violent crime, vehicle crime, etc.), and recent individual records (category, approximate street, lat/lon, and outcome status). Free, Open Government Licence (commercial use permitted). Location-risk signal an LLM cannot recall — for property, insurance, and safety agents. Locations are anonymised to nearby map points by the Home Office.

Search open US federal government job postings from the official USAJOBS API. Filter by keyword (title/skills), location (e.g. "Austin, Texas" or a state), and/or hiring organization; at least one is required. Returns the total matching count plus current openings with title, agency and department, location(s), salary range (USD) and pay interval, GS pay grade, work schedule, posting/close dates, and the official apply link. Keyless to the caller, public-domain (OPM). Live federal hiring data an LLM cannot recall — for job search, labor-market and workforce research.

Search federal awards (contracts, grants, loans, direct payments) from USAspending.gov. Largest amount first within the date window. Each record includes award ID, recipient name, dollar amount, award type, awarding agency + sub-agency, start + end dates, description, and a permalink to the usaspending.gov detail page. Filter by recipient name, awarding agency name, recipient state, award type group, and date range. Backed by USAspending.gov's spending_by_award API; public-domain US government records.

Real-time water data from USGS NWIS stream / river / groundwater gauges within a bounding box around lat/lon. Returns each site's latest reading per requested variable: streamflow (00060, ft³/s), gage height (00065, ft), water temperature (00010, °C), precipitation (00045, in), and others. Each reading: site code + name, lat/lon, variable name + description + unit, value (or null if no data / sentinel), qualifier codes (e.g., 'P' = provisional, 'A' = approved), observed timestamp. Free public-domain data from waterservices.usgs.gov.

Current US notifiable-disease surveillance from the CDC NNDSS (National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System) weekly tables. Returns provisional weekly case counts for ~139 nationally notifiable conditions (e.g. Measles, Pertussis, Mumps, Hepatitis A, Lyme disease, Gonorrhea, West Nile, Dengue) by reporting area and MMWR week, updated weekly. Filter by condition (substring, case-insensitive: "measles" matches "Measles, Indigenous"), location (a reporting area: a US state full name like "California", "New York City", "U.S. Residents", a census region like "Pacific", or a territory), year (MMWR year, 2022 to current), and weeks (most-recent N observations). At least one of condition or location is required. Each record reports the current-week count, the previous-52-week maximum, cumulative cases YTD this MMWR year, and cumulative YTD the prior year for same-week comparison. Public-domain CDC federal data via data.cdc.gov. Use this to see live disease activity and outbreaks that postdate an agent's training cutoff.

CMS Care Compare lookup for every CMS-certified US hospital (~5k). Lookup by 6-digit CMS Facility ID for direct match, or fuzzy by name + state + city + hospital type, with optional minimum overall rating (1-5) filter. Each record includes facility ID, name, full address, phone, hospital type (Acute Care / Critical Access / Psychiatric / etc.), ownership category, emergency services flag, birthing-friendly designation, CMS overall star rating, and per-measure-group counts (mortality, safety, readmission, patient experience, effectiveness, timeliness, medical imaging). Public-domain federal data.

CMS Care Compare hospital quality ratings — the data behind medicare.gov hospital ratings, for all ~5,300 Medicare-certified US hospitals. Look up by facilityId (CMS certification number), or filter by state, city, and name (partial match). Each row: facility id/name/address/phone, hospital type + ownership, emergency services, overall star rating (1-5), and per-domain measure summaries (mortality, safety of care, readmission, patient experience, timeliness, effectiveness) showing whether the hospital performs better/same/worse than the national average. Rows returned with CMS's documented column names. Public-domain federal data.

Medicare utilization + payments by provider (CMS 'Physician & Other Practitioners - by Provider' annual dataset). Look up by npi, or filter by lastName (exact last/organization name) + state. Each row: provider NPI, name, credentials, entity type, full address, provider type/specialty, Medicare participation, beneficiary counts, total services, submitted charges, Medicare allowed/payment amounts, plus beneficiary demographic + chronic-condition aggregates — CMS's documented column names (Rndrng_NPI, Tot_Srvcs, Tot_Mdcr_Pymt_Amt, etc). Complements /api/health/open-payments (industry payments to the same NPIs). KYC, healthcare-fraud research, and provider due diligence. For a provider 360 (identity + industry payments + this) by NPI in one call, see /api/health/provider-profile. Public-domain federal data.

US mortality statistics from CDC NCHS. dataset=leading-causes (default): annual deaths + age-adjusted death rate per 100k by state and top-10 cause of death, 1999-2017 — filter by state (full name, e.g. "California", or "United States"), year, cause (e.g. "Heart disease", "Cancer", "Suicide"). dataset=weekly-counts: provisional weekly death counts by jurisdiction with per-cause columns (all-cause, natural, COVID-19, heart disease, cancer, etc.), 2020-2023 — filter by state and mmwrYear. Rows returned raw from CDC with documented column names. Public-domain federal data.

Search CMS Open Payments — every payment from a drug/device manufacturer or GPO to a US physician or teaching hospital under the Sunshine Act (~10M records per year). Lookup by 10-digit NPI for the recipient (most precise), by last/first name + state, or by payer (manufacturer) name. Each record includes recipient (NPI, name, specialty, location), payer (manufacturer name + state/country), payment (amount USD, date, nature of payment such as 'Consulting Fee'/'Food and Beverage'/'Travel'/'Royalty', form of payment), and associated product (drug/device name + therapeutic area). Investigative journalism + KYC + healthcare conflict-of-interest research. Public-domain federal data.

Provider 360 — everything we know about a US healthcare provider, merged on their 10-digit NPI in one call. Combines three federal datasets: identity (NPPES registry: name, specialty/taxonomy, practice address, licenses), industry payments (CMS Open Payments: what drug & device makers paid them), and Medicare billing (CMS Physician & Other Practitioners: services, charges, and Medicare payment amounts). Each section reports found/error independently — a provider with no Open Payments or Medicare record still returns identity. KYC, healthcare-fraud research, investigative journalism, provider due diligence. Pass npi (required). For the individual sources see /api/license/medical, /api/health/open-payments, /api/health/medicare-provider.

Adjust a US dollar amount for inflation between two dates ('what is $100 in 1990 worth today?'). Pass amount, from (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY), and optional to (defaults to the latest CPI month). Uses CPI-U (CPIAUCNS — the same not-seasonally-adjusted all-items index as the official BLS inflation calculator), data back to 1913. Returns the inflation-adjusted amount, cumulative inflation %, annualized rate, and the CPI index values used on each date. Source: BLS CPI via FRED (St. Louis Fed).

EU harmonized inflation — the latest HICP annual rate of change (the official, cross-country-comparable inflation rate) for the EU, euro area, and each member state. Pass country as a Eurostat geo code (DE, FR, EL for Greece, EA20 = euro area, EU27_2020 = EU) for one, or omit for all (sorted highest inflation first). All-items index (COICOP CP00). Source: Eurostat (free, no key). For US inflation use inflation.rates.

Current US inflation rates by measure, with the index level plus computed year-over-year and month-over-month % change. Pass measure for one, or omit for all. Measures: cpi, cpi-nsa, core-cpi, cpi-w, pce, core-pce, ppi, cpi-food, cpi-energy, cpi-shelter, cpi-medical, import-prices, export-prices — i.e. headline CPI (SA + NSA), core CPI, CPI-W, PCE, core PCE (the Fed's 2% target gauge), PPI final demand, and CPI by category (food, energy, shelter, medical) + import/export prices. The YoY change is the headline "inflation rate". Each result names the FRED series ID used. Source: BLS/BEA via FRED (St. Louis Fed). For raw access to any other series use bls.series; this is the curated, rate-computed layer.

Look up an ISO 4217 currency. Pass code (alphabetic like USD, or 3-digit numeric like 840) for the canonical record, or country to find the currency/currencies a country uses. Returns the alphabetic + numeric code, English name, minor unit (decimal places — e.g. JPY 0, USD 2, BHD 3), and the countries using it. Bundled authoritative ISO 4217 data — the currency-code + decimal-places ground truth an LLM gets wrong on less-common currencies.

Look up an ISO 639 language. Pass code in any form — 639-1 (en), 639-2/B (ger) or 639-2/T (deu) — or name (English, partial match). Returns the English name and all sibling codes (alpha-2, alpha3-B, alpha3-T), so you can normalize a messy language tag to canonical ISO identifiers and resolve the bibliographic-vs-terminological alpha-3 split (e.g. German = de / deu / ger). Bundled authoritative ISO 639 data.

Look up ISO 3166-2 subdivisions (states, provinces, regions). Pass code (e.g. US-CA) to resolve a single subdivision → name + country, or country (2-letter ISO 3166-1, e.g. US) to list all of that country's subdivisions with their codes. Bundled authoritative ISO 3166-2 data (~3.8k subdivisions across 237 countries) — the address/jurisdiction ground truth an LLM hallucinates codes for.

Fetch a USAJobs reference codelist (lookup tables behind every federal job posting). Pass name to pick which list: agencysubelements (every agency + sub-element), occupationalseries (2210 IT, 0301 Misc Admin, 0801 Engineer, etc.), paygrades, payplans (GS, SES, ES, WG, etc.), hiringpaths (veteran, military spouse, native American, etc.), securityclearances, locationcodes, countries, countrysubdivisions, ethnicities, racecodes, militarystatuscodes, languagecodes, positionscheduletypecodes (full-time/part-time/seasonal), travelpercentages, missioncriticalcodes, cyberworkroles, etc. (33 lists total). Use the returned codes as filter inputs to /api/job/federal-search.

Search current US federal job postings via the USAJobs API. Filter by keyword, positionTitle, locationName ("Washington, DC" or city/zip), remote (telework-eligible), pay grade range (e.g. payGradeLow=GS09 + payGradeHigh=GS13), jobCategoryCode (occupational series, e.g. 2210 for IT), organization (agency sub-element code, e.g. TR40 for IRS), whoMayApply (all/public/status). Returns per-posting: control number, position ID, title, USAJobs URL + apply URL, organization + department, locations, schedule, offering type, pay scales (min/max + interval), publication start + application close, qualification summary, job category + grade. Use sortField + sortDirection to sort. Pagination via resultsPerPage + page.

US labor-market turnover from the BLS JOLTS survey (total nonfarm, national), monthly, newest first. Pass measure = openings (default), hires, quits, layoffs, or separations. Returns the level in thousands per month for a trailing window. Public-domain, live-wrap. The standard signal for labor-market tightness (job openings) and worker confidence (the quits rate) — fresh macro data agents can't recite.

US unemployment from BLS, monthly, newest first — national (CPS, "US") or by US state (LAUS). Pass area ("US" or a 2-letter state) and optionally measure = rate (default), unemployed, employed, or laborforce. Returns seasonally-adjusted values per month for a trailing window (rate in percent; counts in thousands). Public-domain, live-wrap. Fresh local labor-market context agents can't recite.

Occupational employment and wages from the BLS OEWS survey, by SOC occupation code, nationally or for a US state. Pass soc (e.g. 15-1252 Software Developers) and optionally a 2-letter state. Returns total employment, hourly mean wage, and annual mean + 10th/25th/median/75th/90th-percentile wages for the latest survey year. Public-domain, live-wrap. Authoritative ground-truth wages an agent must not guess — for comp benchmarking, job-offer evaluation, and labor-cost modeling.

Find US attorneys by name in CourtListener's RECAP corpus (PACER-derived attorney directory). Query by name (case-insensitive prefix match: "Jennifer Lee" matches "Jennifer Lee Pasquarella" but not "Sara Jennifer Lee"), optional firm/contact-text contains filter, and limit (1-50, default 10). Returns id, normalized name, parsed firm + mailing address, phone, email, fax, count of known (docket, party) appearances, and canonical CourtListener URL per match. Use for opposing-counsel research, conflict checks, and "who has filed this type of motion in this district" queries. Underlying data is public domain (PACER filings); the directory itself is maintained by Free Law Project.

Search US court opinions (SCOTUS, federal circuits, state appellate/supreme — ~9M opinions). Query by free-text (party names, keywords, docket #, citation). Filter by court slug (e.g., "scotus", "ca9", "nysupct"), filing date range, and order (relevance/dateFiled-desc/dateFiled-asc/citeCount-desc). Returns clusterId, caseName, court, year, docket, reporter citations, citationCount, snippet, canonical URL. Discovery-side complement to case-verify. Backed by CourtListener (Free Law Project); underlying opinions are public domain.

Fetch the authoritative text of any section of the US Code of Federal Regulations by title and section number — for example title 12, section 1026.43 returns Regulation Z’s ability-to-repay standards. Returns the canonical citation, section heading, full plain text, Federal Register source credit, the as-of date, and a link to the official eCFR page. An optional date parameter (YYYY-MM-DD) retrieves the historical text in force on that date, back to 2017. Data from the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (US GPO / Office of the Federal Register), public domain, updated daily — verify regulatory citations against the authoritative source instead of relying on model memory.

Search US federal court dockets — civil and criminal — from the RECAP/PACER archive. Full-text q (case name, party, e.g. "United States v. Bankman-Fried"), optional court (CourtListener court id like "cand", "nysd", "ca9"), filedAfter/filedBefore (YYYY-MM-DD), page. Or pass docketNumber (+ court) for exact lookup. Each docket: id, case name, court, docket number, date filed/terminated, nature of suit, assigned judge, public docket URL. Criminal-case research, litigation monitoring, KYC/due-diligence. Sibling endpoints: /api/law/case-search (opinions full-text), /api/law/opinion (full opinion text).

Search the US Federal Register — proposed rules, final rules, notices, and presidential documents. Filter by free-text term, document type (RULE/PRORULE/NOTICE/PRESDOCU), agency slug (e.g., epa, fda, sec), and publication date range. Returns document_number, type, title, abstract, FR citation, agencies, publication_date, effective_on, comments_close_on, htmlUrl, pdfUrl, rawTextUrl. Public-domain US government data. Real-time — published daily, past LLM training cutoff.

Find US federal + state appellate judges by name in CourtListener's People DB. Query by firstName (case-insensitive prefix), lastName (case-insensitive prefix), or both — at least one required. Returns id, full name + components, dates of birth/death, gender, education (school, degree level, year), political affiliations (party + appointing executive period), count of distinct judicial positions, and canonical CourtListener URL per match. Pairs with law.case-search + law.attorney-lookup to complete the WHO graph of a legal research workflow. Backed by CourtListener (Free Law Project); underlying data is public domain.

Search US trademarks by wordmark text, owner name, or goods/services — the text search the USPTO offers no public API for. Pass `query` for full-text search (ranked best-match first), or `serial` / `registrationNumber` for an exact record. Filter with `field` (mark|owner|all), `status` (live=registered+pending only, default; all=includes dead/abandoned), and `intlClass` (Nice class, e.g. 9). Returns each mark's wordmark, serial, registration number, status (+ live flag), filing/registration/abandonment dates, owner, international classes, and goods/services. Corpus: USPTO full trademark register (public domain). Use law.trademark-status for live USPTO prosecution detail on a known serial.

Verify a US trademark by USPTO serial number (8 digits) or registration number. Returns the word mark, LIVE/DEAD status with the detailed status description and date, filing and registration dates, current owner (name, entity type, citizenship), mark type (trademark / service mark / certification mark), standard-character flag, abandonment date when applicable, and the international classes covered with their descriptions. Authoritative real-time USPTO data — confirm a mark exists and is active before relying on it for clearance, licensing, or due-diligence work. Lookup is by number only (no text search); siblings: /api/patents/search, /api/law/case-verify.