The plan, and the deals that carry it out.
Project 2025 is not just a document. It is a blueprint for restructuring the American state — and it is already being implemented in real deals, in real places, with real money. This archive holds the plan, the evidence, and the live cases, organised so that anyone can take the record into their own hands.
A blueprint to remake the federal government.
Project 2025 is a governing plan produced by a coalition of conservative organisations: a detailed agenda for concentrating power in the executive, replacing career civil servants with political loyalists, and dismantling the parts of the state that constrain private and ideological interests.
The materials below break down what the plan actually says and who it serves. They are free to read, download, and share. Start here if you want the structure before the specifics.
Where the plan meets the ground.
A plan is abstract until you can point to the deal that executes it. These are live investigations — each one a documented instance of the same machinery: change the law, clear the oversight, move the asset into private hands. Each case has its own evidence file.
The Kushner / Sazan Deal
A Cold War military island in NATO waters, declassified and handed to a Gulf-funded fund run by the US President’s son-in-law — after the law was rewritten and the anti-corruption prosecutor was overruled in under 24 hours. Full primary-source dossier, the investor deck, and the people on the payroll.
Open the evidence file → Live · evidence publishedHR 8800 · Section 224
The legislative architecture: a US–Israel military-industrial integration written into law. An interactive evidence desk — the bill clause by clause, the weapons it funds and what they do to a body, the boards that book the profit, and the bank behind them. Every claim carries its primary source.
Open the evidence file →The Oversight Purge
Schedule F, the removal of inspectors general, and the replacement of career officials with loyalists — the mechanism that disables the watchdogs before the deals are done.
Coming soonRead the plan for yourself.
Background materials and explainers. Free to read, download and reuse.
Built to be acted on.
Every claim in the case files is tied to a source you can open and check — official documents, court and regulatory filings, corporate registries, and named investigative reporting. Where something is reported but not yet independently confirmed, it is labelled as such. Where the public record is still dark, that gap is named too.
This is a starting point, not a finish line. If you are a journalist, researcher, lawyer, or citizen who wants to take any of this further, the files are designed to hand you exactly what you need to begin. The deeper archive of more than 700 investigations sits across Substack, the Notion archive, and the main site.
This archive compiles publicly available documents and reporting for educational and journalistic purposes. Each source is linked at the point of claim. Verified items rest on official documents or named investigative reporting; reported items are flagged where independent confirmation is still outstanding; open questions mark where the public record has not yet been disclosed.