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Treasury's premium tax credit proposal, an SEC cross-trading plan, a CDC entry suspension and an FMC fee on Spanish vessels lead today's Federal Register, with comment deadlines noted.
Filings posted to the SEC’s EDGAR system and enforcement announcements issued by the Commission between September 28 and October 14, 2026 point to one development with potential consequences for a…
Treasury penalties against Bank of America, DOJ actions on North Korean IT schemes, an FCC election dispute at the Supreme Court, and Sudan famine warnings.
Government, courts and international developments for Wednesday, October 14, 2026, drawn from official releases and court records.
Schneider Electric's $205-a-share PTC deal, three CEO stock sales, an Adeia CEO handoff and Berkshire's 13F shift lead this week's filings.
Overnight developments across government, the courts, and international affairs: an Endangered Species Act reinterpretation, a contempt warning over Epstein records, and South Korea declining to join the Iran campaign.
TIJ's weekly legislative tracker: CBO closes FY2026 with a $2.0 trillion deficit, the Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act becomes law, new cost estimates on foreign-funding disclosure and grid security bills, and…
By Eduardo Bacci, The Investigative Journal Both chambers of Congress remain in their pre-election recess this week, but the absence of floor votes has not meant an absence of consequential…
This week's roundup of major investigations: three probes of Ken Paxton's travel and donors, Deloitte Cyprus and Abramovich, Pentagon no-bid consulting, the AAU congressional inquiry, and more.
OpenSecrets records show Kalshi and allies spending $3 million across federal and state lobbying, while DOJ issues a rare FARA liability statement and Congress probes foreign-funded advocacy.