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Court approval of New Jersey's $2.5 billion PFAS settlements headlines a week that also saw the Keystone spill decree clear public comment, a $1.5 million Clean Air Act penalty for…
WASHINGTON — This week produced an unusually dense run of checkable public claims: a presidential boast about inflation rankings, dueling congressional statements on the July Consumer Price Index, a new…
DHS extends the $4,000 H-1B fee to same-employer extensions, CMS bars federal Medicaid funds for youth transition procedures, OCC and FDIC propose a CRA rewrite, and FDA moves to end…
Q2 2026 disclosures show near-record lobbying, rapid revolving-door registrations, a rare FARA conviction and a pitched fight over digital-asset legislation.
Pre-recess Senate votes on the stopgap, Russia-Iran sanctions, and the Blanche confirmation set up a high-stakes September. A digest from the official record.
Today's DOJ Watch: a 1,000-marriage green card fraud takedown in New York, the largest Sunshine Act recovery on record, an Operation Gold Rush banker sentenced, and the Fraud Division's new…
FinCEN finalizes its beneficial ownership rollback as the Unified Agenda, a BIS drone rule, and the FCC's E-Rate review land in the Aug. 14 Federal Register.
Four SEC fraud actions in four days allege over half a billion dollars raised from investors, as Q2 13F filings come due and Securitize reports its first quarter as a…
In today's Wire: DOJ renews its Supreme Court bid on the mail-ballot order, a trade-court win on de minimis, flat July PPI, Leavitt's exit sets up a succession race, and…
The ballroom case lands on the Supreme Court's emergency docket, the D.C. Guard deployment hits one year, and U.S. envoys ready a new Ukraine push. Thursday's briefing.