Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
A proclamation extending the H-1B entry restriction leads the wire, alongside a First Circuit ruling on third-country removals, a Bank of Japan rate hike to a 31-year high, and a…
A $4 million lead-paint penalty, a $125 million Passaic River cleanup settlement, and $1.9 million in natural resource damages led federal environmental enforcement this week.
EPA repealed most of the 2024 power plant carbon standards, the FAR Council proposed rewriting three more procurement parts, and banking regulators doubled the community bank exam-cycle threshold. Ten items…
TIJ checks five claims from the week of September 14, 2026 against FBI crime data, CBO cost estimates, EIA fuel prices, BLS payrolls and certified election returns.
A 4.8-million-record leak from ICBC leads this week's scan of investigative reporting, alongside OCCRP on Ferrexpo, The Markup on health-data tracking, and a Senate push on license plate readers.
Seven Republicans crossed party lines on an Iran war powers measure; the House held Leon Black in contempt; and the Senate cleared a path for the Protect College Sports Act.
Senegal's state auditors restated public debt by 25 points of GDP. Now bondholders face losses and the IMF must rule on a misreporting waiver.
Arizona clinic owner sentenced to 14 years in $69M Medicaid fraud; DOJ wins Google ad tech relief and charges LA homelessness fund cases.
A 48-page antitrust decree over RealPage revenue-management software, 274 pages of FAR overhaul, an FTC firearms interlock case and the FY2027 drug-transit determination lead Friday's Federal Register.
The SEC granted five-year exemptive relief for tokenized NMS stock venues, proposed rescinding the shareholder proposal rule, and settled accounting and 13-F reporting cases against The Bancorp's former CFO, Dada…