Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
Daily curated wire service digests from major news agencies and government feeds
The administration takes the East Wing ballroom fight to the Supreme Court, Seoul proposes talks to formally end the Korean War, and July inflation holds at 3.4 percent — plus…
Ukraine strikes Russia’s Baltic oil hub, July retail sales extend their streak, the en banc Fifth Circuit moots the Alien Enemies Act challenge, and the White House orders a shipbuilding…
In today's Wire: DOJ renews its Supreme Court bid on the mail-ballot order, a trade-court win on de minimis, flat July PPI, Leavitt's exit sets up a succession race, and…
The ballroom case lands on the Supreme Court's emergency docket, the D.C. Guard deployment hits one year, and U.S. envoys ready a new Ukraine push. Thursday's briefing.
Today's Wire: the U.S. exit from Iraq holds to a Sept. 30 timeline, a Boston judge again blocks mail-voting changes inside the 90-day election window, Karoline Leavitt announces her departure,…
The day's briefing: July CPI lands with a September Fed decision in the balance; U.S. forces disable a blockade runner near Hormuz; Robert Gilman comes home; courts move on citizenship,…
Morning Wire for Aug. 11, 2026: a childhood vaccine schedule overhaul, DOJ suits against three states, the Adani dismissal, Haitian TPS, Iran's Hormuz demands, Gaza, Ukraine — and today's primaries.
Netanyahu rejects the 15-point Gaza framework, the Pentagon asks industry to ramp up munitions production, and late-week rulings curb the VA, NFA registration, and the wind freeze. Plus: what to…
Netanyahu rejects the U.S.-backed Gaza roadmap Hamas says it accepts; the Senate confirms Todd Blanche as attorney general 50-49; the D.C. Circuit keeps White House ballroom construction on hold; and…
The Investigative Journal's overnight digest: new citizenship orders, a negative July jobs report, major court rulings, and the latest from Kyiv and the Gulf.