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Brent crude topped $90 as the U.S.-Iran conflict intensified and Washington held its Hormuz blockade, while Britain swore in Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The day's developments across government, the courts,…
With the Supreme Court in recess, the Third Circuit struck down New Jersey’s assault-weapons ban, the D.C. Circuit revived a USPS mail-ballot rule, and a Florida judge voided an IRS…
Public records roundup, week of July 20, 2026: a GAO audit finds most of $14B for Puerto Rico's grid undisbursed, plus watchdog and state findings.
The House takes up a $1.14 trillion defense authorization, an FY2027 budget resolution, and stopgap funding this week as oversight subpoenas and confirmation fights advance in the Senate.
The Justice Department's latest enforcement roundup: a $43M money-laundering indictment, a healthcare kickback settlement, the final plea in a 2021 smuggling tragedy, a Bosnia war-crimes denaturalization and more.
The July 20, 2026 Federal Register: 25% Section 301 tariffs on Brazil, DHS’s public charge rescission, the FDA orange juice rule, CMS drug-price guidance, and FDIC stablecoin reporting.
The Atkins SEC advanced a disclosure-modernization agenda—an e-delivery overhaul and a proposed climate-rule rescission—while standing up a new Retail Fraud Working Group. Plus a fresh Clover Health cyber 8-K and…
Federal fraud settlements against Medicare Advantage insurers are setting records, but the government's own auditors say upcoding drains far more than enforcers claw back.
Week in Review is The Investigative Journal’s Saturday analysis column, connecting the accountability reporting we published over the past seven days. Every figure below is drawn from a public record;…
A $69M Keystone pipeline spill settlement, Chemours' $450M PFAS deal and a Montana Superfund decree lead this week's EPA enforcement digest.