The Justice Department and the FTC sued San Diego ticket broker REPS & Company and three executives on Oct. 15, alleging they used thousands of accounts, buyers in the Philippines, masked IP addresses and SIM banks to beat ticket limits. The complaint says they spent $1.3 billion on 18.5 million tickets and made at least $120.8 million reselling them. The claims are allegations only.

The Justice Department sued St. Paul and Portland on Oct. 15 over city laws that bar federal officers, including ICE agents, from wearing masks and require them to display ID. DOJ says the rules violate the Supremacy Clause, and its Portland complaint quotes the city’s own attorney warning the law would likely be held unconstitutional. The cities have not yet responded in court.