Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
TIJ's weekly roundup of major investigations: ProPublica opens the Pentagon's $1 trillion budget, a banned coach kept coaching, $165M in congressional family trades, Kazakhstan's claims against Big Oil, and more.
Section 232 drone tariffs up to 100 percent lead a week of deregulatory action: Roadless Rule rescission, firearm rights restoration, Wagner-Peyser staffing rollback, and open comment periods closing September 21.
TIJ's monthly Belt & Road tracker: Chinese-linked operators bid on NATO's dual-use port in Gdynia, the Pentagon orders 30 universities to audit China ties, BRI engagement hits a record $126B…
Congress in recess: Comer presses Becerra on Fauci records, McKinsey DEI probe, dueling CRs before the Sept. 30 deadline, and Blanche confirmed AG 50-49.
Today's DOJ Watch: an alleged ISIS-inspired plot against the New York State Capitol, 17 IRGC-linked hackers under a superseding indictment, a $12M Medicaid racketeering case in the Bronx, and a…
In today's Federal Register: the SEC's 360-page crypto offering framework, the end of EO 11246 contractor regulations, CFTC scrutiny of AI compute futures, new Trump account investment rules, and the…
Charter closes its Cox and Liberty Broadband transactions, Ross Stores discloses a $253 million tariff-refund windfall, Hertz caps its controlling holder's votes, and the SEC charges former Tricolor executives over…
DOJ IG flags ATF gun-trace record backlog; DOJ logs $72M in False Claims Act settlements; SEC whistleblower awards hit historic-low average size.
ProPublica finds roughly $1 trillion moving through opaque Pentagon line items. GAO, POGO, OpenTheBooks, CRS and two inspectors general round out this week's oversight findings.
Rival stopgaps a week apart, a $1.8 trillion ten-month deficit, a stalled NDAA, and Russia sanctions headed to the House — TIJ's weekly legislative tracker.