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Sept. 12 briefing: 25 years since 9/11, the USPS mail-ballot rule at the Supreme Court, a first Alien Terrorist Removal Court case, Ukraine, and the Fed.
The nation marks 25 years since 9/11; government funding runs through Dec. 11; Missouri's contempt ruling; a third mail-ballot appeal reaches the Supreme Court; Houthis seize Mocha; the IAEA flags…
North Carolina's $590 million PFAS settlement with Chemours, DuPont and Corteva leads a week that also saw a $125 million Passaic River Superfund agreement, a guilty plea in a fatal…
TIJ's weekly survey of major investigations: the FBI's 9/11 Saudi file, the Pentagon's AI contracts, a U.S. watchdog's UNRWA findings, Flock surveillance records, a death-row DNA recantation, GI Bill fraud…
TIJ tests four claims from both parties against primary federal data: the president's growth projection, a declared manufacturing surge, DNC claims on gas and jobs, and a Georgia Senate ad.
This week's Federal Register: EPA and the Army Corps reopen comment on the WOTUS definition, the SEC proposes rescinding the pay-to-play rule, IRS finalizes the car-loan interest deduction, a ranchers…
Both chambers were quiet this week, but Monday brings a judicial cloture vote and Tuesday a 60-vote test on crypto market structure — with government funding set to run out…
In today's Federal Register: the FCC closes a Covered List component loophole, DHS proposes ending the 60-day grace period for visa workers, two new executive orders, a Roadless Rule extension,…
Congress sends a funding extension through Dec. 11 to the president's desk; Iran targets a U.S. base in Jordan after tanker strikes; the mail-voting fight returns to the Supreme Court;…
GAO reports DHS's DOGE-era contract terminations netted about $92 million against a reported $10.5 billion. Plus new findings from CRS, GAO, POGO, ProPublica, Judicial Watch, and the Capital Research Center.