Eduardo Bacci

A stopgap signed September 2 funds the government through December 11. The NDAA, twelve appropriations bills, and a Russia-Iran sanctions package now crowd a compressed fall calendar.

The House cancels its late-September session after the stopgap becomes law, Leon Black sues over Epstein-probe subpoenas, debt tops $40 trillion, and CBO prices the good-government pipeline.

TIJ's daily DOJ enforcement digest: a 30-year Medi-Cal fraud sentence, a Russian cyber-fraud extradition, Berkeley Law Title VI findings, a $1.3B Operation Gold Rush indictment, and election-integrity charges across three…

Today's Federal Register: a Census Bureau proposal to exclude illegal aliens from the 2030 apportionment count, two rancher executive orders, an SEC move to scrap the pay-to-play rule, Iran sanctions…

TIJ's daily SEC filings digest: the IRT–Centerspace all-stock merger, Prysmian's $95-a-share Atkore proxy, Diversified Energy's $1.8B Permian deal, GoPro founder's Schedule 13D, and three enforcement actions.

The Supreme Court could rule any hour on the USPS mail-ballot rule; Treasury sanctions the $24 billion Xinbi Guarantee network; State designates Los Tiguerones; Russian strikes hit Kyiv; August CPI…

CENTCOM says five Iranian tankers were destroyed after missile attacks on a U.S. warship; Republicans open their first midterm convention in Dallas; tariff refunds become a midterm battleground; and Thursday's…

Boston Scientific declares its August cyberattack material to 2026 results, Advent International moves to take Definitive Healthcare private at $1.02 a share, Steel Partners surfaces at KLX Energy, and more…

This week: Martin Romualdez arrested in a $118M Philippine plunder case, a former Swiss Bankers Association chief convicted of foreign bribery, FinCEN flags $12.7B in scam-center laundering, and Ukraine's Midas…

A 501(c)(4) network hits record super PAC funding, DC and Minnesota AGs press charity cases, and federal enforcement reaches historic levels. TIJ's weekly nonprofit sector review.