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SEC Release 33-11419 nears its July 20 comment deadline as RH's CEO sells $20.7M and Shutterstock's CEO exits — this week's corporate disclosures.
A weekly digest of international corruption: Indonesia charges a former deputy attorney general in a $278M coal-and-blackout scandal, Interpol and Europol tout major asset seizures, Treasury sanctions cartel and PCC…
The Senate fell short on the opening procedural vote for its FY2027 defense authorization bill while the House passed a firearm-purchase privacy measure and bipartisan bills, and committees convened on…
DOJ's July 14 enforcement slate: a $62M Russian cybercrime indictment, a $1B trade-fraud milestone, an Iran sanctions conviction, a blocked defense merger, and more.
TIJ's daily digest of the July 14, 2026 Federal Register: the ESA “harm” rescission, UAE export-control easing, EPA coal-ash and diesel actions, FDA psychedelic-drug guidance, and more — with links…
The SEC settled a fraud case against EV maker Battle Motors and its CEO, while July EDGAR filings revealed a law-enforcement seizure at Alarum's NetNut proxy network, Cable One's debt-heavy…
OFAC hit an Iranian regime financier and shadow exchange houses, sanctioned Brazil's PCC and cartel fuel-smuggling networks, and BIS fined Bosch ~$47.6M over Huawei shipments.
A $2.2 billion Navy landing-ship contract drew a single bid this week, as oversight bodies logged $186 billion in improper payments and FEMA closed a $420 million grant window.
Q1 2026 federal lobbying reached a record $1.4 billion as pharmaceutical, technology and AI interests drove K Street to its biggest quarter on record.
Justices Barrett and Kagan testified on the Supreme Court's FY2027 budget — the first such appearance since 2019 — as Congress juggled a stalled defense bill, stuck appropriations and a…