Government Accountability

IRS finalizes the $10,000 car-loan interest deduction, the FCC and BLM open major comment windows, and the State Department quietly closes a nonproliferation file. TIJ's daily review of the Federal…

Congress clears a stopgap through Dec. 11, the House passes an anti-boycott certification bill 237-169, and a House panel votes 19-0 to subpoena Oracle's top executives over the VA's $17…

Tuesday's 182-page Federal Register: IRS finalizes the car-loan interest deduction, the FCC proposes letting unlicensed devices talk to satellites, BLM moves to streamline Alaska drilling permits, and tariff orders on…

This week's records: VA OIG questions $11.2M in crisis line payments, GAO faults DHS savings claims, and 9/11 files head to declassification review.

Public pensions reached 85% funded — their best level since 2009 — yet $1.13 trillion in unfunded liabilities remains. TIJ's monthly review covers audit findings, pension disclosures, and corruption cases…

Congress averts an October shutdown as the president signs H.R. 6500 through Dec. 11; the House passes mining-permitting and Israel-boycott bills, a nine-justice amendment falls short, and Leon Black sues…

With no Federal Register issue on Labor Day, TIJ digests Friday’s 83-document edition: a $250 million KKR premerger settlement out for comment, the SEC’s transfer agent overhaul, FinCEN’s renewed border…

President Trump signs H.R. 6500, funding the government through Dec. 11; the House cancels two session weeks; the NDAA stalls in the Senate; CBO clears five estimates.

The September 3 Federal Register in brief: EO 14423's Space Academy commission, MSPB's break with the Douglas factors after 45 years, a fourth Form PF delay, and comment windows closing…

President Trump signs the stopgap funding bill through Dec. 11 as the House censures Rep. Chuck Edwards 413-2 and passes mining-permitting and lobster-industry bills. Today: an Israel boycott certification vote…