Regulatory Roundup: Week of June 15, 2026 — SEC Moves to Repeal the Order Protection Rule
The SEC moves to repeal its 2005 Order Protection Rule and CMS codifies Medicare drug-price negotiation in a deregulation-heavy week of federal rulemaking.
The SEC moves to repeal its 2005 Order Protection Rule and CMS codifies Medicare drug-price negotiation in a deregulation-heavy week of federal rulemaking.
GAO found the Integrity Committee that polices inspectors general missed nearly every legal deadline, as the CFTC paid $8M to whistleblowers and the SEC penalized Foot Locker over award-waiver clauses.
GAO says federal debt now rivals the entire U.S. economy. Our weekly roundup also covers new CRS, DOJ inspector general, POGO, ProPublica, Judicial Watch, and Capital Research Center findings.
The Senate advanced the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act toward final passage as the FY2027 NDAA cleared committee near $1.15 trillion, a $70 billion ICE/CBP reconciliation package became law,…
A weekly digest of international corruption: Cyprus refers its former president for prosecution, the FATF expands its grey list, Treasury sanctions Iran's largest crypto exchanges, and a London jury acquits…
OFAC hit Hizballah-linked firms, China-based Iran weapons procurement networks, and Cuba’s state oil company CUPET, while Commerce and the White House escalated tariff and customs enforcement.
A weekly review of federal spending: GAO projects debt at 251% of GDP by 2056, $186 billion in improper payments, billions in new defense awards, and $1.1 billion in FEMA…
The Supreme Court’s June 18 ruling in United States v. Hemani led a busy end-of-term week that also brought new cert grants on six-person juries and immigration detention, a Roy…
Federal inspectors general dominated the week's public records, led by a Postal Service audit estimating more than $349 million in counterfeit-stamp losses. Ten notable releases, with links to the source…
The Senate blocked an Iran War Powers resolution 47-48 and advanced a bipartisan housing bill 87-8, while confirming an Eighth Circuit judge and vetting a slate of senior nominees. TIJ's…