Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
Nepal widens its money-laundering dragnet, OFAC designates an Iranian aviation network, FinCEN proposes a sweeping AML overhaul, and OCCRP documents Europe's retreat from corporate transparency.
Daily SEC filing digest: Norfolk Southern’s Q1 10-Q shows merger and Eastern Ohio incident charges; Constellation Brands files FY26 10-K; CME, Halliburton, and Texas Instruments report quarterly results; Shutterstock amends…
The Investigative Journal's daily digest of federal enforcement actions: the SPLC fraud indictment, an Army sergeant charged over Polymarket bets on the Maduro operation, 43 Mexican Mafia arrests, a $30M…
A daily digest of notable Federal Register entries for April 24, 2026 — including a significant NRC final rule codifying a generic environmental impact statement for new nuclear reactors, a…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Global Fiberglass Solutions over the illegal abandonment of more than 3,000 wind turbine blades in Sweetwater — a case that exposes the wind…
Afternoon Wire is The Investigative Journal’s end-of-day digest of the major developments in Washington, the federal courts, and abroad. Each item links back to primary records, official statements, and wire…
Witkoff and Kushner depart for Pakistan for direct Iran talks; DOJ closes Powell probe, clearing Warsh's confirmation path; EU approves €90B Ukraine loan and 20th Russia sanctions package.
Washington — April 22, 2026. Capitol Hill entered the midweek stretch with two parallel storylines dominating the calendar: Senate Republicans moving a $70 billion immigration-funding package through the reconciliation fast…
From the Southern Poverty Law Center wire-fraud indictment to narco-terrorism charges against alleged Sinaloa Cartel leaders, a roundup of the week at DOJ.
A psychedelic-therapy executive order, a CFPB rule removing disparate-impact liability from ECOA, a reopening of the oil-and-gas NESHAP, a proposed easing of credit-union-to-bank merger rules, and a $2.04B rail safety…