Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
The June jobs report lands a day early, the USMCA trade pact lapses into review, Trump's disclosure shows crypto as his top income source, and the Supreme Court closes a…
A survey of the week's policy research from across the spectrum: RAND on AI and the power grid, plus Cato, CAP, Brookings, AEI, the Tax Foundation, Urban Institute and Carnegie…
A record $6.5 billion health care fraud takedown, a delayed intelligence-community whistleblower complaint, CFTC and SEC award divergence, and mounting inspector general independence and funding questions define this week in…
This week’s watchdog roundup: a DHS inspector general on Secret Service phone security, GAO on thinned-out weapons testing and $100 billion in duplicative programs, plus reporting from OpenTheBooks, Capital Research…
The House passed the KIDS Act and a terrorism-insurance reauthorization and teed up the FY2027 defense bill as CBO projects a $1.9 trillion deficit.
DOJ's 2026 takedown charged 455 in $6.5B health care fraud; ex-NSA John Bolton pleaded guilty under the Espionage Act. TIJ daily enforcement digest.
A federal judge dismissed the SEC's fraud case against FirstEnergy's former CEO, as EDGAR surfaced fresh fraud judgments, two settled real estate offering-fraud actions, a going-private merger, and an auditor…
A late-June cluster of failed say-on-pay votes — Snowflake, Match Group, Nabors and Red Cat — stands out against a proxy season in which fewer than 1 percent of companies…
A former Cypriot president is referred for prosecution over Russian golden passports, the FATF reshuffles its grey list and hands the presidency to the UK, and Belgian prosecutors probe Wise…
The Investigative Journal's daily DOJ Watch: a Chinese national's guilty plea tied to the CJNG cartel leads a busy week of Justice Department enforcement spanning an MS-13 nine-murder conviction, a…