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Treasury proposes GENIUS Act rules on stablecoin issuance, DOJ stands up a National Fraud Enforcement Division, USTR opens its China WTO compliance review, and five more notable entries from today's…
TIJ's daily EDGAR digest: the SEC alleges a $74 million pre-IPO boiler room; Nocera pulls two years of financials; ResMed swaps KPMG for PwC; FedEx and Medtronic file fall proxies.
The ballroom and mail-ballot fights reach the Supreme Court, the First Circuit backs bond hearings, and judges rule on Harvard, phosphogypsum roads, and Ohio data centers.
This week’s notable public records: GAO finds State’s overseas housing standards 35 years out of date, VA’s watchdog says veterans were likely underpaid after 35,100 mail packets were wrongly written…
Daily congressional digest: the Senate's 90-6 stopgap vote, the 86-11 Russia-Iran sanctions package, Blanche confirmed 50-49, a failed voter-ID cloture vote, CBO's $2.1 trillion deficit projection, a stalled NDAA, and…
TIJ's daily DOJ enforcement digest: a 16th Operation Gold Rush conviction, Amazon's $2.25 million FCRA settlement, a $43 million tax shelter plea, CRIPA findings against California women's prisons, and criminal…
Today’s Federal Register: NOAA opens the EIS for The Metals Company’s USA-B exploration license, CDC renews its border health order, NHTSA proposes dropping two crash tests, FDA down-classifies cancer diagnostics,…
Berkshire Hathaway turns net buyer in its Q2 13F, the SEC pulls its crypto offering-rules vote at the last minute, and fraud charges hit Netcapital and an alleged $47 million…
The administration takes the East Wing ballroom fight to the Supreme Court, Seoul proposes talks to formally end the Korean War, and July inflation holds at 3.4 percent — plus…
Ukraine strikes Russia’s Baltic oil hub, July retail sales extend their streak, the en banc Fifth Circuit moots the Alien Enemies Act challenge, and the White House orders a shipbuilding…