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Medicare spending on skin substitutes rose from $256 million in 2019 to more than $10 billion in 2024. A pricing rule that paid close to whatever sellers charged built the…
America marks its 250th Fourth of July under record heat as the Supreme Court closes a landmark term and Iran mourns Ayatollah Khamenei.
The week's $6.5 billion health care fraud takedown was the headline number. Read against GAO's improper-payments tally, the F-35's $2 trillion price tag, and a sanctions sweep against an overseas…
A $450 million Chemours PFAS settlement anchored a week of EPA enforcement spanning toxic-chemical reporting, PCB waste, lead paint, and a criminal sewer-dumping sentence.
A weekly survey of major accountability journalism: AP and FRONTLINE map how US tech enables global scam centers, plus ProPublica, the Washington Post, the Intercept, the Free Beacon, OCCRP and…
The week of June 29 produced 87 final rules and 37 proposed rules. The FAA moved to repeal the half-century ban on civil supersonic flight over land, OPM proposed streamlining…
The House left early for the July 4th recess after a rule collapse stalled the fiscal 2027 defense bill, while the Senate crypto market-structure bill snagged on ethics language.
A daily digest of federal enforcement: a record $6.5B health care fraud takedown, Tren de Aragua murder charges, a $550M USAID bribery case, shadow-fleet sanctions evasion, and a suspected Chinese…
A digest of the July 2, 2026 Federal Register (Vol. 91, No. 126): the FAA moves to repeal the overland supersonic flight ban, a presidential fertilizer emergency, a court-driven airline…
A federal judge dismisses the SEC’s securities-fraud case against former FirstEnergy CEO Charles E. Jones; ExxonMobil completes its move to Texas; Kroger bids $1.65B for Giant Eagle; and the SEC…