DOJ Watch: September 22, 2026 — 16 Charged in Multi-District Election-Crime Cases
A 60-year torture sentence, a $69M Medicaid fraud sentencing, new False Claims Act policy, and 16 election-crime defendants across eight districts.
A 60-year torture sentence, a $69M Medicaid fraud sentencing, new False Claims Act policy, and 16 election-crime defendants across eight districts.
The FDIC proposes a 136-page rewrite of bank merger review with a new deemed-approval track, alongside two executive orders, an SEC tokenized-stock order and a proposed $100 million FTC consent…
Overnight developments across government, the courts, and international affairs as the 81st UN General Assembly general debate opens in New York.
The H-1B entry restriction renews for twelve months, the Supreme Court's emergency docket reshapes election administration, and German voters deliver a historic result.
GAO estimated federal agencies spent $9.5 billion on paid administrative leave salary costs in 2025, a sixfold increase since 2023. That finding led an unusually dense week of public records…
The Supreme Court declined to revive a Postal Service ballot-mail rule for November, while district judges blocked a DHS visa cap and a retroactive SNAP compliance clock.
Beijing opened the $10.2 billion Pinglu Canal on September 16 as new data shows record first-half Belt and Road engagement of $126.4 billion — with no recorded activity in Pakistan…
Court filings show a precious-metals operation regulators say deliberately marketed to politically conservative and Christian retirees has returned just 11 percent to approved claimants — 93 of whom have died…
Congress cleared the Graham Russia-Iran sanctions act 262-159, passed an Iran war powers resolution 220-204, and held Leon Black in contempt 41-0.
A digest of the Justice Department's most consequential enforcement actions from the week of Sept. 14, 2026 — election-fraud charges, a 60-year torture sentence, health care fraud settlements, and $32M…