>>7713915 Speaker Pelosi Threatens Possibility of Armed Conflict Against U.S. Department of Justice
BAKER, NOTABLE
There are several sites on the web for looking into people networks of business/professional life. Some are left-wing some are right-wing, both are useful.
discoverthenetworks
littlesis.org
You can also start to built up their network by looking on corporate sites and seeing what Boards of Directors they are on, people like these are usually on more than 1. You can look on large sites that list charity organizations as well.
FOR COMPANIES & ORGANIZATIONS
< tip sheet, parts 1 & 2 applicable:
corp-research.org/dddresearchguide
www.sourcewatch.org/
corp-research.org/dddresearchguide
publicrecords.searchsystems.net/
discoverthenetworks.org/default.asp
>Hoover's Online
www.hoovers.com/company-information.html
>Search companies or directors
opencorporates.com/
www.bizapedia.com/
www.corporationwiki.com
search-sos.org/
www.chamberofcommerce.com
>EDGAR corporate database
www.edgarcompany.sec.gov/servlet/CompanyDBSearch?page=main
>Directory of Corporate Affiliations
most complete data on corporate family trees (parent/subsidiary)
www.corporateaffiliations.com/
croctail.corpwatch.org/#cw_391,cw_391,2015
>Dunn & Bradstreet (D&B)
www.dandb.com/businessdirectory/
>IRS Exempt Organization Select Check
non-profits search
apps.irs.gov/app/eos/
>NON-PROFIT SEARCH
www.guidestar.org/search
(some good info, create free account w/throwaway email to see more)
www.nonprofitfacts.com
>FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Information for donors about charities
www.ftc.gov
>By State
recordspedia.com/
Thank you, responsive baker!!