Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
This week in EPA enforcement: the $26.9 million Keystone Pipeline spill penalty enters its final comment stretch, Domtar agrees to $1.5 million over Arkansas air violations, an Alaska contractor settles…
TIJ's weekly roundup of accountability journalism: FCC ethics complaints over Paramount gifts, independent lead testing that challenges an EPA cleanup, a pay-to-censor copyright racket, and voter-registration questions on both sides…
TIJ's weekly Fact-Check Spotlight tests five claims against primary records: RFK Jr. on COVID mortality, President Trump on inflation and New Jersey's voter rolls, Gov. Sherrill on the registration error,…
Maryland auditors found food assistance kept flowing to a $2 million lottery winner and 1,858 incarcerated recipients, as eight states face audit, pension and credit-rating scrutiny.
The Senate lines up Friday votes on a stopgap funding bill running through Dec. 11, Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination, and the Protect College Sports Act, while the House remains…
TIJ's daily enforcement digest: an FCPA trial conviction of a former Goldman Sachs banker, a guilty plea covering breaches of 165 companies, a $95M Medicare fraud indictment in Nevada, mine-safety…
Today's Federal Register: the FCC floats sweeping telecom-equipment security rules, DOJ's egg price-fixing settlement opens for public comment, and HHS proposes a 200-page rewrite of Head Start standards.
The SEC stands up a Financial Reporting and Accounting Unit and settles with UBS for $20 million over late SARs, while quarterly filings show diverging fortunes at Monolithic Power and…
Eight notable policy papers released July 27 to August 6, 2026, from RAND, CFR, AEI, Cato, the Manhattan Institute, Roosevelt, CAP and Niskanen, with each institution's orientation and funding base…
This week in oversight: Cabinet IG offices produced 25% fewer investigative reports as staffing fell 19%; a House panel advanced a bill to dissolve CIGIE; DOJ booked $76.8 million in…