Michael Grant

Investigation news Author at CourtNews

Michael Grant is an investigative journalist focusing on corruption, government accountability, corporate misconduct, and data-driven reporting.

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Latest Articles

FBI evidence photograph of Ted Kaczynski's fenced-off Montana cabin after his April 1996 arrest

Unabomber: The Family Tip Behind the FBI's 17-Year Hunt

12 Nov, 2026Michael Grant

Follow the Unabomber investigation from its first attacks to the family tip, writing analysis and Montana evidence that led to Ted Kaczynski's guilty plea.

U.S. House Oversight Committee releases a report criticizing federal handling of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell investigations, highlighting investigative failures, survivor privacy concerns and calls for further oversight.

House Epstein Report Faults Federal Handling of Inquiry

11 Nov, 2026Michael Grant

A Republican majority staff report calls for more investigative work and stronger survivor protections, while Democrats challenge the review's completeness.

Labor Department inspector general announcing a Most Wanted list of fraud fugitives

Labor Department Inspector General Launches First-Ever Most Wanted List of 16 Fraud Fugitives

30 Oct, 2026Michael Grant

The Labor Department's Office of Inspector General has named 16 fugitives accused of stealing more than $55 million from taxpayers, and one suspect has already been arrested in Hungary.

Grand Theft Auto VI branding shown alongside Microsoft and Discord logos

Court Grants Take-Two's DMCA Subpoenas Against Microsoft, Discord in GTA 6 Leak Probe

25 Aug, 2026Michael Grant

A federal judge in New York has approved Take-Two Interactive's requests to subpoena Microsoft and Discord as the company races to identify the person behind a week of unauthorized Grand Theft Auto VI leaks.

Illustration of a graduation cap raining coins onto a school building

How Fake Rocks, Free Grass and a Fleet of Lamborghinis Drained $300 Million From the GI Bill

4 Aug, 2026Michael Grant

Veterans built America's middle class on the GI Bill. A year-long records fight by The Washington Post shows a wave of trade schools has been quietly bleeding it dry.

Polling station sign in New Jersey during an election

6,600 Non-Citizens Wrongly Registered to Vote in New Jersey — Hundreds Cast Ballots, Governor Says

21 Jul, 2026Michael Grant

A glitch in New Jersey's motor vehicle system quietly added thousands of non-citizens to the voter rolls, and roughly 400 of them ended up casting ballots. Gov. Mikie Sherrill says the mess started under the last administration — but she's still finding time to blast Trump.