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A deregulatory surge dominated the week: a top-to-bottom rewrite of the federal procurement rulebook, the end of 'reputation risk' in bank supervision, new stablecoin AML rules, and more.
The Justice Department closed the week with a record $6.5 billion health care fraud takedown, a landmark $450 million Chemours PFAS settlement, and an expected national security plea — TIJ's…
The latest Federal Register is led by two Trump executive orders on quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography, alongside a new NCUA banking rule, an EPA NEPA-procedures rewrite, a Medicare dialysis…
A daily review of notable SEC filings: proposed rescissions of the climate-disclosure and Reg NMS rules, Robinhood's $2.2B note sale, distress at America's Car-Mart, a SPAC closing, and two fresh…
Our weekly read across the spectrum: Heritage's new culture index, Cato on federal waste, AEI on ed-tech, CAP on prices, Urban and Brookings on housing and rural recovery, RAND on…
A record $6.5 billion health care fraud takedown charges 455 defendants as the GAO faults the panel policing inspectors general, the CFTC awards $8 million to five whistleblowers, and the…
This week’s watchdog reporting from GAO, POGO, HHS-OIG, ProPublica, CRS, Judicial Watch, and OpenTheBooks centers on the cost and readiness of U.S. defense spending—plus a $6.5B health-care fraud sweep and…
A daily digest of federal enforcement: the largest health care fraud takedown on record, an alleged White House attack plot, the first NSD corporate declination, and a Hamas financing case.
A nuclear engineer accused of trading on the Three Mile Island restart headlines a week of SEC insider-trading and adviser-fraud actions, alongside executive-departure 8-Ks and a climate-disclosure rollback.
Oracle told the SEC that AI is reducing its workforce; shareholders rejected pay at Skyworks and Arrowhead; CRH agreed to an $8.5B takeover of Arcosa; News Corp moved to replace…