Wire Briefings

Tehran offers a new framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the Supreme Court hears Chatrie v. United States, the House takes up the farm bill, and the IDF returns…

Daily digest: Correspondents’ Dinner shooting case moves to federal court; DOJ ends Powell probe; SCOTUS hears Monsanto and Chatrie; Iranian FM meets Putin in Moscow; Mali defense minister killed in…

Senate adopts $70 billion immigration-enforcement reconciliation blueprint, DOJ restores firing squad and pentobarbital, D.C. Circuit blocks asylum suspension, and Trump cancels Iran envoys' Pakistan trip. King Charles begins state visit…

The Investigative Journal’s daily digest of overnight developments across government, courts, and international affairs. Items below are sourced to public records and primary documents wherever possible. Pending cases are flagged;…

U.S. envoys Witkoff and Kushner head to Islamabad for direct talks with Iran as the D.C. Circuit strikes down the administration's border asylum ban, the Justice Department adopts firing squad…

A daily digest of overnight news across government, the federal judiciary, and international affairs — from the DOJ closing its Powell probe to a Saturday envoy mission to Islamabad.

Afternoon Wire is The Investigative Journal’s end-of-day digest of the major developments in Washington, the federal courts, and abroad. Each item links back to primary records, official statements, and wire…

Witkoff and Kushner depart for Pakistan for direct Iran talks; DOJ closes Powell probe, clearing Warsh's confirmation path; EU approves €90B Ukraine loan and 20th Russia sanctions package.

Pentagon's record $1.5T FY27 budget request, an 11-count SPLC indictment, fresh Iran sanctions, and a stalled Islamabad ceasefire round lead today's briefing.

Vance departs for Islamabad as the U.S.-Iran ceasefire nears expiry; House Ethics weighs expulsion of Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick; courts roundup and Thursday's Israel-Lebanon talks.