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Federal and state government oversight, inspector general reports, and audit findings
Daily TIJ digest of the Federal Register: OCC preemption of Illinois interchange law, USCIS fee codification under H.R.1, Treasury's paper-check phase-out, HUD HOME delay, Proclamation 11021 tariff corrections, EPA Maryland…
Capitol Watch is The Investigative Journal’s daily digest tracking floor votes, committee hearings, oversight actions, and budget developments on Capitol Hill. Today’s edition covers Senate floor action on April 28,…
DEA reschedules FDA-approved cannabis products to Schedule III and sets a new hearing on broader marijuana rescheduling; HUD reopens Equal Access; FERC sets pipeline index; ITA hits Indian solar; CBP…
Capitol Watch is The Investigative Journal’s daily digest of legislative, oversight and budget activity on Capitol Hill, drawn from Congress.gov, committee filings and on-the-record statements. Senate clears reconciliation runway with…
HUD proposes rescinding the 2016 Equal Access housing rule, EPA reopens PFAS destruction guidance for comment, Treasury surveys AML/CFT compliance costs, and FRA finalizes three deregulatory rail rules — today's…
TIJ's weekly survey of consequential public records: GAO documents 815 classified-data violations at cleared defense contractors; North Carolina state auditor refers NC A&T to the State Bureau of Investigation over…
Senate moves on ATF nominee Cekada; House takes up FISA Section 702 rewrite, the Farm Bill, and the FY26 budget resolution; King Charles III addresses Joint Meeting Tuesday.
OCC opens DOGE-driven rewrite of bank rules, DOT reinstates rulemaking procedural reforms, FWS designates 3,814 river miles of critical habitat, FAA proposes 737 NG fuselage AD, NRC opens scoping for…
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.
The GAO estimates federal fraud losses between $233 billion and $521 billion annually as the FY27 budget proposes 12 percent cuts to inspector general offices. Plus: DOJ IG opens Epstein…