US Constitutional Risk Daily

Cumulative Erosion

How much of the check system has been removed?

Declines only when a check is verifiably restored.

Acute Risk Today

Is a constitutional breach happening right now?

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These two numbers answer different questions, and the gap between them is the point. Cumulative erosion is the stock of structural damage: checks — court constraints, agency independence, oversight — that have been durably removed or weakened, mostly through lawful channels. Acute risk is today's events: confirmed actions in a two-day window that decay within days, with trip-wire floors for catastrophic events (a defied court order, a cancelled election). A quiet news day does not repair the stock.

Indicator severity levels: 0 = Green, 1 = Watch, 2 = Yellow, 3 = Orange, 4 = Red.

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Cumulative Erosion — Detail and Ledger

The acute score is a seismograph: confirmed events in a two-day window that decay within days. This index is sea level: durable structural conditions — rulings in force, statutes, executed orders, entrenched practices — that have removed or weakened constitutional checks, plus long-memory pressure from sustained events. It declines only when a check is verifiably restored, and it can be high on an otherwise quiet news day.

Structural Ledger

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Event Pressure (180-Day Memory)

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Structural condition ledger (... entries — the public audit trail)

Every entry is human-reviewed with linked evidence. Magnitude: 1 = norm abandoned, check legally intact · 2 = check weakened in a targeted scope · 3 = check survives only at executive discretion · 4 = check effectively eliminated. Reversed entries stay listed (struck through) as the record of checks that held.

Condition	Mag	Status	Since	Evidence
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30-Day Acute Trend

Quick Metrics

Previous Day Delta

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Delta vs 7-Day Avg

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Confidence

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Domain Breakdown

Domain	Weight	Avg Severity (0-4)	Points
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Highest-Risk Signals Today

Signal	Domain	Severity	Hits	Unique Publishers
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Evidence Samples

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