Investigations
O’Hara’s Minneapolis resignation: allegations, findings, and oversight
The May 2026 departure shows why findings about interference must be separated from the underlying relationship allegations.
May 27, 2026
Investigations
The CFTC’s Santos order: integrity questions for event contracts
The July 2026 order imposed a $35,000 penalty. The case raises questions about traders who can influence an underlying event.
June 4, 2026
Investigations
Reading the FBI’s May 2026 San Diego mosque-attack updates
The agency’s statements provide a dated record of the response. They also show why early investigative and casualty information needs attribution.
May 19, 2026
Investigations
The LAUSD Title IX inquiry: what an investigation can establish
The Education Department’s May 2026 announcement raised questions about complaint handling. The inquiry itself did not establish a violation.
May 6, 2026
Investigations
Denver’s canceled César Chávez march: questions for public commemoration
The organizers’ March 2026 decision illustrates how communities respond to allegations about the people they commemorate.
March 19, 2026