Resources
Tools I keep coming back to for staying informed, tracking legislation, and engaging with politics on my own terms.
Accounts to followWho watches power in Puerto Rico
A short, curated guide to the newsrooms, watchdog groups, and primary government records that keep Puerto Rico's leaders accountable.
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SUTRA
Legislative Services Office tool for searching bills, appointments, ordinances, and laws.
Congress.gov
Online tool by the US Congress for searching bills, resolutions, laws, appointments, committee reports, and the Congressional Record.
Tools
The three branches of government
A plain-language guide to what the legislative, executive, and judicial branches each do, and how they check one another.
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Natural Reader
An AI-powered text-to-speech tool that reads documents, books, and web pages aloud, useful for getting through long or dense texts by listening instead of reading.
PR.gov Digital Services
The government's official portal for 80+ online services: certificates, SURI taxes, ASUME, DACO complaints, property and corporate registry, and more.
Media
Ground News
A news aggregator showing how outlets across the political spectrum cover the same story, with bias, factuality, and ownership ratings. Its Blindspot feature flags underreported stories.
Media Bias Chart
Ad Fontes Media's interactive chart plots outlets on bias (left–right) and reliability (top–bottom), searchable and updated regularly.