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The Supreme Court is set to release its final opinions of the term — with birthright citizenship and Fed independence still pending — as U.S.-Iran strikes widen in the Gulf…
U.S. and Iran exchange strikes around the Strait of Hormuz; the Supreme Court heads into its final opinion days; and Venezuela's earthquake toll nears 1,500.
A $450M Chemours PFAS deal headlines June, but EPA's record FY2025 case count rests on a single $1.6B outlier as federal ESG oversight keeps receding.
Federal records show Medicare spending on skin substitutes climbed nearly fortyfold to over $10 billion as a pricing formula let relabeled placental tissue be billed at up to $1,450 per…
U.S. and Iranian forces traded strikes around the Strait of Hormuz as a fragile truce frayed, while Washington's housing standoff and the Supreme Court's end-of-term rulings reshaped the week.
A record $6.5 billion fraud takedown and a $450 million PFAS settlement landed the same week regulators moved to scrap disclosure rules and rewrite federal procurement — a deliberate shift…
Chemours’ $450M PFAS settlement leads our weekly EPA enforcement digest, with a Superfund decree, a $500K asbestos fine, and Clean Water Act criminal pleas.
Weekly watchdog roundup: the WSJ Polymarket probe, a Gabon official's secret Dubai empire, Albania's resort scandal and an EPA methane rollback.
A TIJ fact-check of four recent claims — on Black unemployment, the border, tariffs and health coverage — tested against BLS, CBP and CBO data.
A deregulatory surge dominated the week: a top-to-bottom rewrite of the federal procurement rulebook, the end of 'reputation risk' in bank supervision, new stablecoin AML rules, and more.