Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
A GAO review found the Integrity Committee overseeing federal inspectors general missed statutory deadlines and discarded complaints, as IG offices and whistleblower programs posted a busy week of fraud findings…
This week's oversight reporting from across the spectrum: HHS-OIG's $5.56B in recoveries, GAO on $186B in improper payments and Login.gov fraud gaps, DOGE's missing final report, a California voter-roll suit,…
The Senate blocked the $1.15 trillion FY2027 defense authorization bill while the House passed a party-line State Department spending measure and unveiled a reconciliation blueprint.
DOJ enforcement digest, July 16, 2026: a $62M Russian cybercrime indictment, a $14.5M Labcorp Medicare deal, and a slain Deputy U.S. Marshal case.
A presidential Section 232 proclamation on aircraft and jet-engine imports leads Wednesday's Federal Register, alongside an NRC radiation-rules rewrite, EPA power-plant NOx plans, a delayed Great Lakes shipwreck protection, and…
First Hawaiian's $34B TriCo merger, CEO/CFO exits at Brown-Forman and CoStar, and the SEC's new Retail Fraud Working Group top today's filings.
SEC Release 33-11419 nears its July 20 comment deadline as RH's CEO sells $20.7M and Shutterstock's CEO exits — this week's corporate disclosures.
A weekly digest of international corruption: Indonesia charges a former deputy attorney general in a $278M coal-and-blackout scandal, Interpol and Europol tout major asset seizures, Treasury sanctions cartel and PCC…
The Senate fell short on the opening procedural vote for its FY2027 defense authorization bill while the House passed a firearm-purchase privacy measure and bipartisan bills, and committees convened on…
DOJ's July 14 enforcement slate: a $62M Russian cybercrime indictment, a $1B trade-fraud milestone, an Iran sanctions conviction, a blocked defense merger, and more.