Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
Eight notable policy papers released July 27 to August 6, 2026, from RAND, CFR, AEI, Cato, the Manhattan Institute, Roosevelt, CAP and Niskanen, with each institution's orientation and funding base…
This week in oversight: Cabinet IG offices produced 25% fewer investigative reports as staffing fell 19%; a House panel advanced a bill to dissolve CIGIE; DOJ booked $76.8 million in…
The Senate moves a bipartisan stopgap through Dec. 11, CBO prices the Navy's battleship program at $275 billion, and a bankruptcy fix passes by unanimous consent — this week's tracked…
The Senate races to clear a Dec. 11 stopgap, advances the Graham Russia-Iran sanctions act 86-12, confirms a CDC director, and moves a 74-nomination bloc — while the attorney general…
DOJ unseals charges against senior CJNG cartel leaders with $100M+ in rewards, plus a $95M Medicare fraud indictment, a major cloud-hacking guilty plea, a Medicaid takedown in Philadelphia, and an…
Commerce invokes the Defense Production Act to keep battery scrap and tungsten at home, Interior moves to revise the 2016 Arctic drilling rule, the FDIC proposes quadrupling insider-lending thresholds, and…
The Investigative Journal’s daily review of notable filings on the SEC’s EDGAR system and enforcement actions announced by the Commission. Every item below is drawn directly from public records, with…
Russia's deadliest Kyiv barrage in months, Blanche's committee vote, Michigan's razor-thin Senate primary, and a split week in the federal courts — your afternoon briefing.
SEC filings show Strategy sold bitcoin below cost to fund dividends, Apple tariff refund windfall, a $29M Micron insider sale, and more.
The first week of August delivered one of the most consequential stretches of financial-crime enforcement this year. The U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network imposed the largest anti-money laundering penalty…