goflash vs BehindTheHill

goflash is an AI news app for the public record. Our agents read government documents and turn public records into original, source-grounded news. Instead of making you dig through bills, regulations, hearings, court opinions, reports, and PDFs, goflash writes the stories that explain what changed, why it matters, and what to watch next. With goflash, you can: - Follow a personalized feed built around your interests - Read original news written from primary public records - Agents keep watch and create digests for you - Ask questions with article chat and research tools - Keep your account and reading history synced across devices goflash helps you follow the decisions affecting your life, work, business, and community, from healthcare and education to regulation, energy, courts, and public policy. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://goflash.ai/privacy

Welcome to BehindTheHill, Every member of Congress is required to disclose stock trades, campaign finances, and financial records. The information is public, but it's scattered across dozens of government websites and difficult to follow. BehindTheHill brings it all together in one place. Browse every member of the House and Senate, explore their stock trades, see who's funding their campaigns, follow the bills they sponsor, and view committee assignments through clean, easy-to-read profiles built from official public records. Whether you're researching your own representative, following congressional trading activity, or simply trying to stay informed, Behind The Hill makes public government data easier to understand. Features include: • Congressional stock trades with dates, tickers, and disclosed value ranges • Campaign finance data from official FEC filings • Bills introduced and co-sponsored by members of Congress • Committee assignments and member profiles • Economic indicators to provide additional legislative context Behind The Hill is built using official public records, including congressional disclosures, Federal Election Commission filings, and government APIs. We don't offer financial advice or investment recommendations, just easier access to information that's already public.