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The SEC launched a Retail Fraud Working Group and settled insider-trading, microcap and unregistered-broker cases, while DLH Holdings and Replimune filed key disclosures.
The Afternoon Wire is The Investigative Journal’s daily digest of the day’s major developments across government, the courts, and international affairs. Every item below is sourced to public records and…
DOJ and EPA booked record settlements this week even as GAO audits exposed fraying federal oversight — the watchdogs meant to prevent waste and fraud.
A landmark $450 million PFAS settlement with Chemours anchors this week's federal environmental enforcement digest, alongside Clean Air Act, Superfund, and criminal water-pollution actions.
This week's watchdog roundup: Taiwan confirms China's spying on journalists, new data on migrant-child removals, and dark money on left and right.
TIJ tests four recent claims — on jobs, ACA premiums, the border, and coverage losses — against BLS, CBO, CMS, CBP, KFF and Pew data.
A deregulatory-heavy week: PHMSA's ~$390M pipeline repair overhaul leads, alongside Medicare home health, DOE energy procedure, EPA and NRC environmental review, CFPB mortgage credit, and Federal Reserve AML rules.
A ransomware negotiator sentenced for selling out his own clients leads today's federal enforcement digest, alongside Alibaba's $600M settlement, a $90M Adderall telehealth scheme, a $45M investor fraud, two national…
The July 10, 2026 Federal Register: the FCC’s Next Generation 911 reliability rules, HUD’s proposed floodplain rollback, 2028–2032 music royalty rates, a VA emergency-care rule, and a Tennessee capital-counsel certification.
TIJ's daily SEC digest: C-suite exits at Fiserv, EchoStar and Align, a settled AstraZeneca insider-trading case, Cable One's leveraged MBI buyout, and the dismissal of the SEC's case against FirstEnergy's…