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Federal and state government oversight, inspector general reports, and audit findings
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 record $6.5 billion health care fraud takedown, a delayed intelligence-community whistleblower complaint, CFTC and SEC award divergence, and mounting inspector general independence and funding questions define this week in…
The July 1 Federal Register features EPA's proposed PFAS drinking-water monitoring rule, a final Workforce Pell accountability rule, DOT airfare-advertising changes, a CFTC event-contracts reporting proposal, new DEA drug scheduling,…
A weekly survey of notable public records: a DHS inspector general report on Secret Service mobile-device security, a $6.5B health care fraud takedown, new GAO findings, FOIA productions, and three…
Congress sent the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act to the president's desk, but the signing was canceled over the SAVE America Act. Plus House Oversight subpoenas, F-35 scrutiny,…
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 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…
The Senate adopted an Iran War Powers resolution 50-48 with four Republicans crossing over, confirmed an OSCE envoy 67-30, and turned to judicial confirmations — a daily record of congressional…
A digest of the June 22, 2026 Federal Register: a joint stablecoin rule under the GENIUS Act, a DOE cross-border electricity rule, EPA's CRA revocation of tire air-toxics standards, DHS…
GAO, Inspector General, and state audit releases for the week of June 15, 2026 — from $2 billion in unrepaid Federal Reserve loans to $349 million in postal counterfeit-stamp losses.