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Trump declared the Iran ceasefire on life support overnight as Treasury added sanctions, DOJ moved to denaturalize 12, and a second appeals court widened the no-bond detention split.
ATF files a final rule and 14+ proposed rules in a single day, FDA proposes stripping 'gender' from Title 21 under EO 14168, Treasury issues a direct final deregulatory rule,…
Afternoon Wire: Pentagon insists Iran ceasefire holds, SCOTUS accelerates Louisiana redistricting, Trump-backed challengers sweep Indiana, and Ukraine reports Russian violations of Kyiv's truce.
A 14-point U.S.-Iran ceasefire memo, the State Department's separation of nearly 250 Foreign Service officers, an EEOC suit against The New York Times, and Russian strikes that killed 22 in…
Morning Wire is The Investigative Journal’s daily early-edition digest of overnight breaking news and developments shaping the day’s agenda in Washington, the federal courts, and around the world. All items…
The Pentagon's 5,000-troop drawdown from Germany, the collapse of Spirit Airlines, a Fifth Circuit ruling restricting mail-order mifepristone, and a still-throttled Strait of Hormuz lead today's Afternoon Wire.
The Department of Education's redesigned Section 117 portal has surfaced $67.6 billion in cumulative foreign funding to U.S. universities — with Qatar at $8.8 billion, Cornell holding a $1.1 billion…
Sunday's early-morning digest: Congress ends the longest agency shutdown in U.S. history, the Fifth Circuit blocks mail-order mifepristone, and 5,000 troops are pulled out of Germany over the Iran war.
Today's afternoon digest: the Pentagon orders a 5,000-troop drawdown from Germany over the Trump-Merz feud, Spirit Airlines collapses citing Hormuz-driven fuel costs, Louisiana suspends its primary in the wake of…
TIJ's weekend analysis: a single week of public-record disclosures shows an American disclosure architecture splitting in two — even as federal enforcement surges in visible cases.