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This whistleblower called out VA about counselor burnout
Ted Blickwedel confronted VA leadership about its treatment of counselors and decreased care for veterans. Then he wrote a book about it.
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Did VA’s health records problems cause two patient deaths in Ohio?
Republican lawmakers want more details on the deaths and assurances that the new VA records system won’t cause more harm.
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Where does Biden’s student loan debt plan stand after judge’s ruling?
Plan announced in August would cancel $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 or households with less than $250,000.
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Federal agencies defer needed building repairs, driving up costs
Deferred repair costs among civilian agencies ballooned to $76 billion in 2021 from $51 billion in 2017, according to GAO.
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Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
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Claims of burn pit exposure pour in as vets seek PACT Act benefits
Advocates have lamented that too many serious problems believed linked to burn pit exposure were being ignored by VA leaders because of incomplete science.
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US businesses propose hiding trade data used to trace labor abuses
The information is used by researchers and reporters seeking to hold corporations accountable for mistreatment of workers in their foreign supply chains.
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Drugmakers jump in POGO rank of biggest federal government contractors
The federal government spent $637 billion on contracts in fiscal year 2021.
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IRS employees charged with COVID-19 relief fund fraud
Money was used to buy a Mercedes-Benz car, Gucci clothing and trips to Las Vegas.
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Ukraine arms transfers still tracked after US State Dept. kills report
There is a critical lack of transparency in U.S. arms transfers, and it’s difficult to access data from the State, Defense and Commerce Departments.
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This whistleblower called out VA about counselor burnout
Ted Blickwedel confronted VA leadership about its treatment of counselors and decreased care for veterans. Then he wrote a book about it.
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Did VA’s health records problems cause two patient deaths in Ohio?
Republican lawmakers want more details on the deaths and assurances that the new VA records system won’t cause more harm.
-
Where does Biden’s student loan debt plan stand after judge’s ruling?
Plan announced in August would cancel $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 or households with less than $250,000.
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Federal agencies defer needed building repairs, driving up costs
Deferred repair costs among civilian agencies ballooned to $76 billion in 2021 from $51 billion in 2017, according to GAO.
-
Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
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Claims of burn pit exposure pour in as vets seek PACT Act benefits
Advocates have lamented that too many serious problems believed linked to burn pit exposure were being ignored by VA leaders because of incomplete science.
-
US businesses propose hiding trade data used to trace labor abuses
The information is used by researchers and reporters seeking to hold corporations accountable for mistreatment of workers in their foreign supply chains.
-
Drugmakers jump in POGO rank of biggest federal government contractors
The federal government spent $637 billion on contracts in fiscal year 2021.
-
IRS employees charged with COVID-19 relief fund fraud
Money was used to buy a Mercedes-Benz car, Gucci clothing and trips to Las Vegas.
-
Ukraine arms transfers still tracked after US State Dept. kills report
There is a critical lack of transparency in U.S. arms transfers, and it’s difficult to access data from the State, Defense and Commerce Departments.
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This whistleblower called out VA about counselor burnout
Ted Blickwedel confronted VA leadership about its treatment of counselors and decreased care for veterans. Then he wrote a book about it.
-
Did VA’s health records problems cause two patient deaths in Ohio?
Republican lawmakers want more details on the deaths and assurances that the new VA records system won’t cause more harm.
-
Where does Biden’s student loan debt plan stand after judge’s ruling?
Plan announced in August would cancel $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 or households with less than $250,000.
-
Federal agencies defer needed building repairs, driving up costs
Deferred repair costs among civilian agencies ballooned to $76 billion in 2021 from $51 billion in 2017, according to GAO.
-
Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
-
Claims of burn pit exposure pour in as vets seek PACT Act benefits
Advocates have lamented that too many serious problems believed linked to burn pit exposure were being ignored by VA leaders because of incomplete science.
-
US businesses propose hiding trade data used to trace labor abuses
The information is used by researchers and reporters seeking to hold corporations accountable for mistreatment of workers in their foreign supply chains.
-
Drugmakers jump in POGO rank of biggest federal government contractors
The federal government spent $637 billion on contracts in fiscal year 2021.
-
IRS employees charged with COVID-19 relief fund fraud
Money was used to buy a Mercedes-Benz car, Gucci clothing and trips to Las Vegas.
-
Ukraine arms transfers still tracked after US State Dept. kills report
There is a critical lack of transparency in U.S. arms transfers, and it’s difficult to access data from the State, Defense and Commerce Departments.
