The DOJ has a specific website devoted to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
On the page you will find a purported chronological list and alphabetical list of enforcement actions (even though many of the enforcement actions do not actually involve FCPA charges – see here).
With any free website (let alone a government website), there is probably not an expectation that the website be updated every day or perhaps every week as developments occur.
However, is it asking too much for the DOJ to keep its FCPA website reasonably current – and thus accurate?
This question has occasionally being asked on this site for over a decade (see here for instance).