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Fed leadership transition on shaky ground as clock ticks on Powell’s term
The Federal Reserve faces a leadership transition challenge as Kevin Warsh's confirmation is delayed amid political opposition and ongoing investigations.
Fed nominee Warsh files financial disclosures suggesting assets worth over $100M
Kevin Warsh, nominated to lead the Federal Reserve, filed financial disclosures indicating assets exceeding $100 million amid Senate confirmation process.
Virginia universities faced federal probes over DEI in 2025
Virginia public universities, including UVA and George Mason, faced federal investigations in 2025 over diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives amid political pressure.
CarMax to pay nearly $500,000 in DOJ settlement
CarMax has agreed to pay nearly $500,000 to settle allegations that it violated the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
Dow hits 50,000, Nvidia soars as traders focus on AI spending
The DOJ is reviewing whether Netflix used anti-competitive tactics in its proposed $82.7B bid for Warner Bros Discovery.
DOJ awards SOSi potential $875M contract
SOS International has been awarded an up to $875 million contract by the Department of Justice to deliver language interpretation services.
DOJ sues Virginia over in-state tuition for immigrants
The Justice Department sued Virginia over a law granting in-state tuition and aid to undocumented immigrants at public colleges.
Chesterfield County lab settles with DOJ in alleged kickback scheme
Next Bio-Research Services has agreed to pay at least $758,000 to settle allegations that it paid illegal kickbacks.
New limits for a rent algorithm that prosecutors say let landlords drive up prices
RealPage agreed to a DOJ settlement banning its rent-pricing software from using real-time confidential data, after allegations of illegal algorithmic collusion.
Judge dismisses Comey, James indictments; finds prosecutor was illegally appointed
A federal judge dismissed criminal cases against James Comey and Letitia James, ruling the Trump-backed prosecutor was illegally appointed by the DOJ.
Nexus Services exec sentenced to 6.5 years for employment tax fraud
Nexus Services exec Richard Moore sentenced to 80 months for tax fraud, misusing $3.1M in company funds for personal spending.
Ex-U.Va. president alleges board members ‘complicit’ in exit
Former University of Virginia president Jim Ryan on Friday sent a 12-page letter to the university's Faculty Senate detailing his sudden resignation.
