Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
HUD proposes rescinding the 2016 Equal Access housing rule, EPA reopens PFAS destruction guidance for comment, Treasury surveys AML/CFT compliance costs, and FRA finalizes three deregulatory rail rules — today's…
The SEC charged adviser Jay Lucas in a $50 million alleged fraud, Wheels Up executed a 1-for-20 reverse split, Crane completed its CEO transition, Yesway closed its IPO, Velo3D priced…
An IRS complaint, a Senate Commerce Committee report, and Form 990 disclosures together trace how a tax-exempt charity with nearly $900 million in 2023 receipts routed millions through a fiscally…
Tuesday, April 28, 2026 — Washington, D.C. A federal appeals court handed the Pentagon a procedural win on press access, the Justice Department locked in fresh charges against the alleged…
Tehran offers a new framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the Supreme Court hears Chatrie v. United States, the House takes up the farm bill, and the IDF returns…
The Investigative Journal’s weekly survey of consequential rulings, cert grants, and pending motions across the federal and state judiciary. This week’s docket was dominated by a Supreme Court decision narrowing…
TIJ's weekly survey of consequential public records: GAO documents 815 classified-data violations at cleared defense contractors; North Carolina state auditor refers NC A&T to the State Bureau of Investigation over…
A new Department of Education foreign-funding portal shows Qatar tripling its U.S. higher-education spending to $1.2 billion in 2025 — with contracts at Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown and Northwestern now…
Senate moves on ATF nominee Cekada; House takes up FISA Section 702 rewrite, the Farm Bill, and the FY26 budget resolution; King Charles III addresses Joint Meeting Tuesday.
TIJ's daily roundup: SPLC indicted on wire fraud and money-laundering counts, a Special Forces sergeant charged in a first-of-its-kind prediction-market insider-trading case, an Iranian smuggling ring dismantled, and a sweeping…