Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
The Senate voted 89-4 to advance a continuing resolution funding the government through Dec. 11, as the Judiciary Committee takes up the Blanche nomination and the CLARITY Act slips past…
DOJ files a record 25 denaturalization cases, settles a $14.1M Medicare Advantage upcoding claim, sues Montgomery County over carry restrictions, and unseals Hamas-financing charges — plus a $350M seven-state fraud…
Today's Federal Register: CMS's FY 2027 hospital payment final rule, NHTSA's child restraint proposal, three PHMSA deregulatory rules, and an SEC notice on an MSRB filing.
TIJ's daily SEC filing digest: a $20 million UBS settlement over late SARs, the $152 million RAD Diversified REIT fraud complaint, Gotbit's crypto wash-trading judgment, BMW's $16.1 million investor payout,…
Trump calls off a planned strike on Iran as Tehran disputes that talks are set; Spokane fires destroy some 700 structures; Louisiana becomes the third state to open a Fauci…
The administration takes its mail-in voting order to the Supreme Court's emergency docket, two petitions target the $83.3 million Carroll verdict, beef price-fixing classes are certified in Minnesota, and Texas…
The Senate opens its final pre-recess week with a stopgap funding test vote tonight, as the Russia-Iran sanctions package advances, a contempt vote looms over Dr. Fauci's Fifth Amendment stand,…
A cartel guilty plea, Hamas-financing charges against a charity director, the first-ever Alien Terrorist Removal Court case, and a $350 million seven-state fraud sweep lead this DOJ Watch digest.
A Houston laboratory's $36.4 million settlement over kickbacks and unnecessary genetic tests is the latest entry in a Medicare fraud pattern that DOJ and HHS-OIG records show keeps repeating even…
This week's watchdog roundup: a $2B telemedicine fraud sheltered in Russia, a U.S. contractor tied to Sudan's RSF, a CCP-linked NYC bribery case, and more.