Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
The Investigative Journal’s daily digest of overnight developments across government, courts, and international affairs. Items below are sourced to public records and primary documents wherever possible. Pending cases are flagged;…
U.S. envoys Witkoff and Kushner head to Islamabad for direct talks with Iran as the D.C. Circuit strikes down the administration's border asylum ban, the Justice Department adopts firing squad…
TIJ counted at least $2.4 billion in newly alleged or recently adjudicated fraud this week — consistent with the upper bound of the GAO's $233-$521 billion federal fraud range. Patterns…
A federal jury just convicted the founders of Done Global of running a $100 million Adderall pipeline through a pandemic-era telehealth loophole. The case is a template for prosecuting venture-backed…
A daily digest of overnight news across government, the federal judiciary, and international affairs — from the DOJ closing its Powell probe to a Saturday envoy mission to Islamabad.
Goldman's $47M Solomon package, Alphabet's 14 shareholder proposals on AI, an Itron Item 1.05 cyber filing, and SEC FY2025 enforcement data anchor this week's Corporate Disclosure Watch.
The Investigative Journal’s weekly audit of federal and state environmental enforcement actions, based on public dockets, press releases, and Federal Register notices. Federal environmental enforcement this week was dominated by…
Kevin Warsh's Fed confirmation hearing fractures Senate Republicans, House appropriators advance two FY27 bills, Oversight standoff with Pam Bondi deepens, and CBO flags widening deficit risk.
TIJ's weekly survey of significant federal and state regulatory activity, including the CFPB's Regulation B rewrite, a DOL joint-employer NPRM, an EPA oil-and-gas NESHAP proposal, and the OCC/FDIC reputation-risk rule.
TIJ's weekly survey of policy papers from Brookings, AEI, Cato, RAND, Urban Institute, Tax Foundation, Carnegie Endowment, and EPI.