Source archive
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U.S. Census Bureau · Full Report on Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories, and Orders, March 2026 release (issued 4 May 2026), with seasonally adjusted dollar values and revisions to the advance durable-goods report
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Emergent BioSolutions · investor-relations announcement of the $40 million securities class-action settlement in In re Emergent BioSolutions Inc. Securities Litigation, paid substantially from insurance.
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STAT · Pharmalot column, January 15, 2026: contemporaneous reporting on the Attorney General’s filings and the company’s response.
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Gibson Dunn client alert · detailed reconstruction of the People v. Kramer chronology, the 10b5-1 plan adoption sequence, and the dollar amounts of the trades and settlement.
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Davis Polk client update · analysis of the Martin Act jurisdictional theory in People v. Kramer and why a state-law insider-trading action may succeed where federal scienter-based enforcement would not.
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Food and Drug Administration · April 30, 2021 Form 483 response letter regarding Emergent Manufacturing Operations Baltimore, the federal regulator’s contemporaneous record of the Bayview facility’s deficiencies.
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Maryland Matters · May 10, 2022 reporting on the joint staff report’s findings on the Baltimore Bayview plant, including the destroyed-doses estimate and the concealment findings.
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House Committee on Oversight and Reform · May 10, 2022 release accompanying the joint staff report on Emergent BioSolutions; the source for the 400 million destroyed doses, the AstraZeneca site-visit findings, and the concealment findings.
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Emergent BioSolutions, Inc. · Assurance of Discontinuance signed January 9, 2026; sets out findings of fact, the $900,000 penalty, and the revised insider-trading policy commitments.
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People of the State of New York v. Robert G. Kramer · complaint filed January 15, 2026 in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County; the source of the dates, dollar amounts, and quoted allegations.
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Office of the New York Attorney General · January 15, 2026 press release announcing the Martin Act complaint against Robert G. Kramer and the Assurance of Discontinuance with Emergent BioSolutions.
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Federal Reserve · FOMC meeting calendar and statements, source for the May 14 statement and the scheduled June 17 meeting referenced in the closing section
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Board · Charge-Off and Delinquency Rates on Loans and Leases at Commercial Banks, source for the auto loan delinquency reading at the end of 2025
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Board · Delinquency Rates on All Loans, seasonally adjusted, source for the historical comparison context on credit card delinquency
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York · Methodology background for the Household Debt and Credit Report, drawn from a 5 percent random sample of the Equifax credit panel
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York · Center for Microeconomic Data, Household Debt and Credit Report page, source for the first-quarter aggregate credit card balance ($1.25 trillion) and the 192 million credit card accounts figure
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Board · G.19 technical Q&A, source for definitions of revolving versus nonrevolving credit and the difference between flow rates and level changes
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Board · G.19 About page, source for the release schedule (fifth business day of each month, 3 p.m. ET) and methodology
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Federal Reserve Board · G.19 Consumer Credit statistical release (current month), source for total outstanding consumer credit, the revolving and nonrevolving flow rates, and the average credit card APR
Cited in Consumer credit grew at a 5.8 percent annual rate in March, the fastest pace since last summer
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Games.gg · launch-week coverage citing the early Steam user-review band ("Very Positive / 96% positive") used as the baseline for the "live signal" comparison in the analysis
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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PC Gamer · reporting on the GDC 2026 survey finding that roughly one in three United States games-industry workers were laid off across 2024 and 2025
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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Game Developers Conference · 2026 State of the Game Industry survey results, the source for the layoffs and labour-contraction context cited in the closing section
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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GamingOnLinux · launch-day coverage with the six-to-ten-hour opening playtime, the "at least 2 years" Early Access estimate, and the full-game projection of seven chapters and roughly forty hours
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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Wikipedia · CrossCode reference page, with the 2011 development start, the 2015 Indiegogo campaign at €80,000, the September 2018 1.0 launch, and the February 2021 release of the A New Home DLC — the prior-project baseline this piece compares against
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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Radical Fish Games · official press kit for Alabaster Dawn, including the Saarbrücken studio location, the sixteen credited team members, the engine rewrite from JavaScript to TypeScript with HTML5/WebGL, and the Project Terra working title
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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Gematsu · April 2026 announcement of the May 7 Early Access date with the studio’s own description of the game’s scope and design goals
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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Steam · the official Alabaster Dawn store page, including the May 7 2026 Early Access date, the $24.99 price, the "at least two years" Early Access window, the seven-chapter plan, and the studio’s on-page statement on how Early Access will be used
Cited in A sixteen-person studio in Saarbrücken is about to test what early access still means
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The Tribune (India) · “‘11 Indian ships exited Strait of Hormuz, 13 still in Gulf,’ says MEA,” May 7, 2026 — quoting MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal
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National Endowment for the Humanities · Agency homepage and statutory background; The Moxley Press contacted the NEH press office for comment on the methodology described in discovery.
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The Algemeiner · Reporting on Holocaust-history grants flagged by the ChatGPT review, drawing from the spreadsheet filed in discovery.
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The Advocate · Reporting on the ChatGPT classifications in the discovery record, including grants flagged on the basis of identity-related abstract language.
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Inside Higher Ed · Reconstruction of the 22-day timeline from DOGE’s arrival at NEH through the April 1–3 termination wave and the staff reductions that followed.
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Fortune · DOGE staffer deposition reporting, including the on-record concession that DOGE did not lower the federal deficit.
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ABC News · Reporting on the Fox and Cavanaugh depositions: the staffers’ acknowledgment of the ChatGPT process and the federal-deficit exchange quoted in the brief.
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ACLS · Statement on Judge McMahon’s order making the Fox and Cavanaugh deposition videos public after the Department of Justice sought their removal.
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American Historical Association · Plaintiffs’ update on the case status, the depositions, and the role of the ChatGPT-derived spreadsheet in the terminations.
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Joint plaintiffs’ release announcing the March 6, 2026 motion for summary judgment, summarizing the ChatGPT prompt and the discovery record.
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Modern Language Association · Discovery Documents in NEH Lawsuit: parallel hosting of the discovery exhibits and motion materials filed in the Southern District of New York.
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American Council of Learned Societies · ACLS-AHA-MLA v. NEH discovery materials: the public repository of discovery exhibits, deposition transcripts, and filings underlying this story.
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ENNIE Awards reference page · context on the awards’ history, categories, and standing within the tabletop industry
Cited in A 200-page tutorial is the most interesting argument in tabletop right now
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GamesRadar+ · 2023 reporting on the original BREAK!! Kickstarter, including the 20-minute-to-goal pace and the decade-long development timeline cited by Reynaldo Madriñan
Cited in A 200-page tutorial is the most interesting argument in tabletop right now
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ENNIE Awards · 2024 winners list confirming BREAK!! Tabletop RPG won Gold for Best Family Game and was nominated for Best Layout & Design
Cited in A 200-page tutorial is the most interesting argument in tabletop right now
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GamesRadar+ · industry feature on BREAK!!’s START campaign and the design influences spanning Studio Ghibli, The Legend of Zelda, and 16-bit-era JRPGs
Cited in A 200-page tutorial is the most interesting argument in tabletop right now
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Backseat Gamer · reporting on START’s onboarding design — the tutorial flowchart, the stripped-back rules presentation, and the one-shot session orientation
Cited in A 200-page tutorial is the most interesting argument in tabletop right now
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Geek Native · feature on the START campaign with the £100,000-in-opening-days figure, the three-part book structure (Kuro’s Keep, Beacon, Shadowed Lands), and the Smyth-sewn hardcover production detail
Cited in A 200-page tutorial is the most interesting argument in tabletop right now
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U.S. Census Bureau · Household Trends and Outlook Pulse Survey program page, with the bimonthly release cadence and topic list
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U.S. Census Bureau · Business Trends and Outlook Survey Data Release schedule, next release 7 May 2026
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U.S. Census Bureau · Business Trends and Outlook Survey Data Release, 23 April 2026 (the BTOS wave released the same day as the April HTOPS)
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U.S. Census Bureau · Business Trends and Outlook Survey program page, with the sample frame (1.2 million businesses, six panels of ~200,000 each, biweekly waves) and the AI-use question history
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Federal Reserve · FEDS Notes, "AI Adoption and Firms’ Job-Posting Behavior," 27 March 2026 — comparison of BTOS firm-level adoption to Lightcast AI-related job postings, September 2023 through November 2025
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Federal Reserve · FEDS Notes, "Monitoring AI Adoption in the U.S. Economy," 3 April 2026 — synthesizes BTOS, Real-Time Population Survey, and the Atlanta Fed Survey of Business Uncertainty AI readings
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U.S. Census Bureau · June 2025 HTOPS Household Pulse data tables, including Tables 1–3 on AI use, opinions of AI based on experience, and opt-out behavior, with corresponding standard error tables
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U.S. Census Bureau · New Data Released From Household Trends and Outlook Pulse Survey, release dated 23 April 2026 (June 2025 data wave, ~30,000 households)
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PBS NewsHour · “South Carolina’s measles outbreak is over after sickening nearly 1,000 people,” reporting on the April 26 declaration including the state response cost and the Utah–Arizona context.
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CIDRAP News, University of Minnesota Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy · “South Carolina measles outbreak ends as US cases near 1,800,” April 27, 2026 — independent verification of closing figures and national context.
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CDC · Clinical Overview of Measles, the agency’s reference page on transmissibility (R0 of 12 to 18), incubation, and complications.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · Measles Cases and Outbreaks, national surveillance dashboard (accessed May 1, 2026 — reporting 1,884 confirmed cases across 40 jurisdictions for 2026).
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CDC Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics · Scenario assessment, “2025–2026 Measles Outbreak in South Carolina,” third update issued March 3, 2026 — the source for the 95 percent unvaccinated-or-unknown proportion, the 88.9 percent Spartanburg school MMR coverage figure, and the 15,000-person under-vaccinated-community estimate.
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South Carolina Department of Public Health · 2025 Measles Outbreak page, the state’s running case dashboard and timeline (accessed May 1, 2026).
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South Carolina Department of Public Health · “DPH Announces End to Measles Outbreak in Upstate at 997 cases,” news release, April 27, 2026 — primary record of the outbreak closure, final case counts, demographic breakdown, and vaccination response figures.