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U.S. forces struck more than 80 Iranian targets after tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, the oil waiver was revoked, and NATO pledged $80B to Ukraine — the Afternoon…
TIJ's weekly survey of notable think-tank research across the spectrum: Cato on tariff incidence, the Tax Foundation on sales taxes, AEI on zoning, Brookings on school spending, CAP on grocery…
GAO finds the federal body that polices inspectors general missed deadlines and discarded complaints, as a $6.5B fraud takedown and new SEC and CFTC whistleblower awards land.
This week's watchdog roundup: GAO faults the inspectors general's own oversight body, $186B in improper payments, $13.5B in FEMA COVID fraud, the $1.5T Pentagon budget, and money-in-influence findings from the…
Congress's week of July 7: the House FY2027 NDAA would authorize $1.1 trillion (+28% for defense), FY2027 appropriations stall, and TRIA reauthorization clears the House 373–15.
The DOJ closed the first week of July with a $600M Alibaba settlement, a $90M Adderall telehealth sentence, a RealPage pricing deal, and cartel charges.
A daily digest of the July 8, 2026 Federal Register: PHMSA's pipeline repair overhaul, the DEA's proposed tianeptine ban, a Gulf of America lease sale, submarine-cable security rules, and more.
The SEC's Division of Enforcement launches a Retail Fraud Working Group as July 8 EDGAR filings deliver earnings from Levi Strauss and Helen of Troy, an €850M Jefferies note sale,…
Skyworks and Arrowhead investors rejected CEO pay; Goldman OK'd a 47-million-dollar package; CoreWeave insiders sold tens of millions in this week's SEC filings.
This week: a Russian shadow-payment industry that advertises sanctions evasion, a Gabonese first family's Dubai property empire, U.S. Treasury actions on Sudan and Congo, FATF grey-list changes, and a shifting…