The AllenAnalysis Black Friday Briefing
Why This Offer Matters and What It Helps Build
AllenAnalysis has grown into something far larger than a commentary platform. It has become an investigative engine powered by research, documentation, and the kind of work that normally requires an entire newsroom. This year, the project expanded into a true intelligence archive, a long-term effort to build tools and databases that map government power, federal overreach, foreign influence activity, and patterns of misconduct that shape the country.
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That work takes time, filings, data acquisition, and hours of annotation that are not instantly visible to the public. This Black Friday offer exists to fund the next phase of that infrastructure, and it is the strongest offer I have ever released.
Your subscription directly supports projects that require real resources to complete. One of the largest is the national review of ICE arrests involving United States citizens. This includes tracking raids, verifying wrongful detentions, cross-checking internal directives, and assembling a complete public-facing record. Building this requires FOIA fees, document retrieval, agency follow-ups, and hundreds of hours of review. It is the kind of work traditional media avoids because it is complex, expensive, and politically sensitive. We are doing it anyway.
Your support also fuels the expanding intelligence research into foreign influence and military-linked supply chains operating inside the United States. This investigation involves shipment records, procurement data, contractor research, and cross-referencing activities that are often hidden under layers of corporate intermediaries. It is work that must be done carefully, with precision, because the implications stretch across international policy, private contracting, and national security.
The judicial corruption archive is another core project. We are cataloging misconduct cases, sealed filings, ethics complaints, and disciplinary actions in a way that allows readers to see patterns that would otherwise remain scattered and inaccessible. When people talk about government transparency, this is what transparency looks like in real practice: tens of thousands of pages collected, reviewed, categorized, and then presented clearly for the public.
Paid subscribers gain access to this growing body of material. They also gain the benefit of the rapid analysis that breaks down political events with clear receipts and context, often before major outlets cover the story. When an emergency unfolds or a crisis breaks out, the rapid-response reporting is built directly from the same investigative backbone that powers the archive. That is why the work can be produced quickly and with accuracy. It is supported by research that is already in motion.
None of this happens without subscriber support. Independent journalism only survives when people decide that uncovering the truth is worth investing in. Every FOIA request, every record search, every document annotation, and every deep investigation is made possible because thousands of readers believe that this work matters. If you have ever found value in the reporting or the investigations, this is the moment when that support has a measurable impact.
The next ninety days will bring the first release of the ICE arrests database, the first phase of the foreign influence shipment index, a new judicial corruption review, and several major investigations already in development. Subscribing now means joining at a moment when the archive is about to expand significantly.
The Black Friday offer is simple: a full year of access at forty percent off. More importantly, it is a chance to directly fund the work that uncovers what institutions bury, reveals what powerful people hope remains hidden, and documents the stories that shape this country long after headlines fade.
If you believe in the mission, this is your moment to help strengthen it.
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