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Filings show 13 connected nonprofits routed $33.1 million to super PACs this cycle, while two charity finance officers drew federal prison terms and foundation payout stayed pinned at 5 percent.
The House returns from recess and passes a stopgap funding bill 370-48, censures Rep. Chuck Edwards 413-2, and sends two contempt referrals to the Justice Department. TIJ’s daily congressional digest.
Daily digest of DOJ enforcement: Hamas crypto seizures, a sentenced MSS agent, a nine-defendant RICO indictment, Honeywell and Ohio State False Claims Act settlements, a union fraud conviction, and a…
TIJ's daily review of the Federal Register: DOT locks in streamlined NEPA procedures, OCC and FDIC codify 'unsafe or unsound,' FinCEN moves against Banque Misr UAE, and comment deadlines to…
The Investigative Journal’s daily review of notable filings on the SEC’s EDGAR system, Commission rulemaking, and enforcement actions. Every item below is drawn from public records linked in the text.…
Two tankers hit in the Strait of Hormuz; Congress returns to a Sept. 30 funding clock; the Supreme Court clears the White House ballroom project; Massachusetts votes.
Treasury opens a whole-of-government sanctions campaign against Iran with five new sectoral determinations and nearly 60 designations; Syria comes off the State Sponsor of Terrorism list; BIS settles a Russia…
Two $650 million construction awards in one day, a $494 million background-check recompete, $560 million in engine money, and a deficit headed past $2 trillion — this week in federal…
A 501(c)(4) network has routed $33.1 million to super PACs, corporate spending hit $517 million, and a new straw-donor complaint landed at a commission that still cannot vote.
The House returns with four days to pass the Senate stopgap funding bill through Dec. 11, take up contempt and censure resolutions, and restart hearings — today's congressional digest.