Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
In a session that ran to nearly 5 a.m., the Senate passed a stopgap through December 11, cleared the Graham Russia sanctions bill 86-11, and confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney…
Monday at Main Justice: a record Sunshine Act recovery in the Veloxis kickback case, a PRC national's export-control guilty plea, a $6 million fine after Charleston's runaway-ship incident, and more…
In the latest Federal Register: DHS extends the 9-11 Biometric Fee to all H-1B and L-1 extensions; HUD moves to drop disparate-impact rules; IRS finalizes 1099-K backup-withholding relief; DOE invokes…
SEC charges pre-IPO adviser Adit Ventures in alleged fraud; UWM details its $1.65B Oaktree recapitalization; Innovex holders complete a secondary; and a SPAC hands control to a retired Chinese bank…
Morning Wire for Aug. 11, 2026: a childhood vaccine schedule overhaul, DOJ suits against three states, the Adani dismissal, Haitian TPS, Iran's Hormuz demands, Gaza, Ukraine — and today's primaries.
Each Monday, The Investigative Journal surveys the audits, inspector general findings, and document releases that entered the public record over the previous week. The week of August 3–9 was headlined…
A Clean Air Act deal with paper maker Domtar leads the latest EPA enforcement docket, alongside a $69M Keystone Pipeline oil-spill settlement and the $450M Chemours PFAS case — as…
Eighty-three final rules in one week: OPM rewrites federal layoff and appeal procedures, CMS adds $2.1 billion for hospitals, visa bonds go permanent, and the FCC targets foreign equipment in…
A new SEC Financial Reporting and Accounting Unit, a rare Item 4.02 restatement disclosure, a $152 million REIT fraud case, and the week's notable proxies and 10-Qs — with links…
Netanyahu rejects the 15-point Gaza framework, the Pentagon asks industry to ramp up munitions production, and late-week rulings curb the VA, NFA registration, and the wind freeze. Plus: what to…