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Labor Day briefing: U.S. strikes on Iranian tankers and record pump prices, a funding patch through Dec. 11, election-law battles at the Supreme Court, Ukraine shuttle diplomacy, and Tuesday's New…
This week's records: VA OIG questions $11.2M in crisis line payments, GAO faults DHS savings claims, and 9/11 files head to declassification review.
Public pensions reached 85% funded — their best level since 2009 — yet $1.13 trillion in unfunded liabilities remains. TIJ's monthly review covers audit findings, pension disclosures, and corruption cases…
Congress averts an October shutdown as the president signs H.R. 6500 through Dec. 11; the House passes mining-permitting and Israel-boycott bills, a nine-justice amendment falls short, and Leon Black sues…
This week's DOJ docket: a $1.3B Medicare fraud indictment tied to a Russia-based network, Pinnacle's rent-algorithm consent decree, election-fraud charges in three states, and a corporate guilty plea in a…
With no Federal Register issue on Labor Day, TIJ digests Friday’s 83-document edition: a $250 million KKR premerger settlement out for comment, the SEC’s transfer agent overhaul, FinCEN’s renewed border…
SEC proposes rescinding the adviser pay-to-play rule, charges an $80M Ponzi-like scheme, and SoundHound closes its LivePerson deal. The week in EDGAR.
Monday's briefing: a fatal cargo-jet overrun in Miami, U.S. strikes on Iranian tankers, the mail-voting fight reaching the Supreme Court, and a record AfD result in Germany.
U.S.–Iran strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, a 162,000-job August payrolls beat, the mail-ballot rule at the Supreme Court, and the week ahead in Washington.
TIJ analysis: the week's binding deadlines came from courts, comment dockets, and auditors — not Congress, which punted funding to December 11 and trimmed its own calendar.