Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
Daily curated wire service digests from major news agencies and government feeds
The Sept. 4 briefing: the USPS mail-ballot rule reaches the Supreme Court, August jobs data lands after a soft summer, funding runs to Dec. 11, and peace-talk signals emerge from…
August jobs report due at 8:30 a.m.; courts block a new birthright citizenship order and Missouri's redrawn map; drone tariffs take effect; Vance briefs on Iran.
Trump weighs declaring the Iran war over as Gulf strikes widen; Congress clears a stopgap to Dec. 11; a judge blocks the new birthright citizenship order.
The White House announces majority U.S. control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves, a federal judge spares Google an ad-tech breakup, the administration's birthright citizenship order is blocked…
Iran fires missiles and drones at U.S. allies in defiance of President Trump's warning as the House passes a stopgap funding bill through December 11. Plus: Driscoll resigns, the mail-ballot…
Two tankers hit in the Strait of Hormuz; Congress returns to a Sept. 30 funding clock; the Supreme Court clears the White House ballroom project; Massachusetts votes.
Monday briefing: the unreleased Venezuela oil agreement, a second block on the mail-ballot order, the successor birthright citizenship order, the Nepal-Tibet flood toll, Norway's succession, and what to watch this…
Sunday's briefing: the U.S.-Venezuela oil agreement, birthright citizenship and mail-ballot rulings, Norway's royal succession, the Nepal-Tibet flood toll, and what to watch Monday.
A federal judge again halts the mail-ballot executive order days before ballots go out; fired Stars and Stripes journalists sue the Pentagon; the Nepal-Tibet flood toll passes 500; Norway mourns…
CENTCOM declares the Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes mine-free, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole keynote, the last block on the mail-in voting order falls, and Nepal's…