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A $53.9 billion Patriot multiyear, nearly $11.9 billion obligated for submarines in a day, and a GAO audit questioning DOGE's published savings — this week in federal spending.
A divided D.C. Circuit halted White House ballroom construction, a Texas judge struck down NFA registration rules for suppressors, and 23 states filed opposition on the Supreme Court emergency docket…
GAO audits of DOGE savings and personnel, FEMA workforce losses, VA OIG findings on TBI evaluations, a Tennessee indictment, and two proposed FOIA rule changes lead this week's public records…
In a session that ran past 4 a.m., the Senate passed a stopgap funding bill 90-6, approved the Graham Russia sanctions act 86-11, and confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general…
TIJ's daily DOJ enforcement digest: $100M in State Department rewards for CJNG leaders, an ex-Goldman banker convicted in a Ghana bribery scheme, a $95M Medicare fraud indictment in Nevada, a…
Today's Federal Register: DHS finalizes the expanded 9-11 biometric fee for H-1B/L-1 extensions, FMCSA proposes English-proficiency out-of-service rules, HUD moves on disparate impact, IRS finalizes 1099-K withholding relief, and more.…
Two multibillion-dollar cash mergers, two abrupt executive exits, a dismissed insider-trading case, and a new SEC accounting-fraud unit — the week in filings.
A TIJ analysis of federal payment data and the text of Public Law 119-21 finds a statutory cliff at 13.34 percent that lets seven high-error jurisdictions defer $1.72 billion while…
The Investigative Journal's overnight digest: new citizenship orders, a negative July jobs report, major court rulings, and the latest from Kyiv and the Gulf.
Payrolls unexpectedly fell 23,000 in July. Plus: Senate Russia sanctions votes, the PLO judgment stands, and a Strait of Hormuz reopening framework.