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U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, White-Collar Crime News & Press Releases

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Newsroom

  1. Includes Securities Topics w/ link to page: Whistleblower Program.
  2. Links to Press Releases, Public Statements, Speeches & Testimony.

$ Lexis+: News provides deep, searchable archives of many U.S. & foreign news sources.

  1. Tip: In these large news collections, try "Advanced" searches. 
  2. Click: Advanced Search > enter Boolean searches in the Headline and Lead Sections segment. 
  3. Feel free to email: askthelibrary@brooklaw.edu, to text: 718.734.2432 or to use the chat feature: "Need Help?" on this page for help in creating Boolean searches.

$ Westlaw Precision: News

  1. Tip:: In this large news database, try Boolean searches, for example: fertility /p (state or federal) /p (investigat! or prosecut!) /p fraud 
  2. Tip: Also, try "Advanced" searches.  To the right of the News search box, Click: Advanced > enter Boolean searches in the Title or Lead Paragraph fields. 
  3. Feel free to email: askthelibrary@brooklaw.edu, to text: 718.734.2432 or to use the chat feature: "Need Help?" on this page for help in creating Boolean searches.

Current BLS students, faculty & administrators can create individual accounts to access The New York Times and/or Financial Times (London) online.  Follow these instructions. 

Current BLS students, faculty & administrators can access content from The Wall Street Journal in Lexis+ and content from Wall Street Journal Online in Lexis+ and in ProQuest.

Wall Street Journal (Online): Access through ProQuest  or through Lexis (enter your BLS Lexis username/password).  Tip in Lexis: To view all recent Wall Street Journal (Online) content, click: the three stacked dots (near top of screen) > click: Get all documents for this source.

ProQuest coverage: Jan 8, 2010 - present

Lexis coverage: See source description.  Excerpt: "Includes as of Oct. 2008, all print and online articles from The Wall Street Journal."  Note: If the Lexis link above does not work, please log in to Lexis through https://www.lexisnexis.com/lawschool, then click the link.