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NOAA scientist: agency likely broke science integrity rules
The agency’s top scientist called a Friday press release rebuking the Birmingham weather office for contradicting President Donald Trump “political” and the head of the National Weather Service said the Alabama office “did what any office would do to protect the public.”
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Trump denies involvement in aircrew’s stay at his golf resort; Air Force launches travel review
President Trump says airmen who stayed at his Scotland property “have good taste!”
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GAO: Interior broke law in reopening parks during shutdown
Interior under then-acting, now permanent Secretary David Bernhardt “disregarded not only the laws themselves, but also the congressional prerogatives that underlie them,” the Government Accountability Office said in a finding released Thursday.
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FEMA has a whirlwind of IT problems
An inspector general report found that FEMA’s IT deficiencies have hampered disaster response.
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Watchdog: Comey violated FBI policies in handling of memos
But the report found that none of the information shared by the former FBI director or his attorneys was classified, and the Justice Department has declined to prosecute Comey.
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It’s official: DoD’s JEDI contract is being reviewed … again
This time the lucrative enterprise cloud contract is being investigated by the Pentagon’s inspector general.
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VA failed to reliably track spending on electronic health record system
The Department of Veteran Affairs says it spent $2.3 billion on its electronic health record system from fiscal 2015 through 2017, but the Government Accountability Office said it found only $1 billion of the spending to be “sufficiently reliable.”
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Government celebrates whistleblowers with new online resources
National Whistleblower Day featured government celebrations of those that call out waste, fraud and abuse, in addition to new resources to help federal employees make protected disclosures.
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Can government figure out what’s what with who’s who?
The Government Accountability Office found that some public comment policies do not address the potential of responses submitted multiple times or under a false name.
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GAO: Army Futures Command should step up small business engagement
In U.S. Army Futures Command’s race to field next-generation equipment, it needs to better engage small businesses vital to the defense-industrial base, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said in a report published Wednesday.
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NOAA scientist: agency likely broke science integrity rules
The agency’s top scientist called a Friday press release rebuking the Birmingham weather office for contradicting President Donald Trump “political” and the head of the National Weather Service said the Alabama office “did what any office would do to protect the public.”
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Trump denies involvement in aircrew’s stay at his golf resort; Air Force launches travel review
President Trump says airmen who stayed at his Scotland property “have good taste!”
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GAO: Interior broke law in reopening parks during shutdown
Interior under then-acting, now permanent Secretary David Bernhardt “disregarded not only the laws themselves, but also the congressional prerogatives that underlie them,” the Government Accountability Office said in a finding released Thursday.
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FEMA has a whirlwind of IT problems
An inspector general report found that FEMA’s IT deficiencies have hampered disaster response.
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Watchdog: Comey violated FBI policies in handling of memos
But the report found that none of the information shared by the former FBI director or his attorneys was classified, and the Justice Department has declined to prosecute Comey.
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It’s official: DoD’s JEDI contract is being reviewed … again
This time the lucrative enterprise cloud contract is being investigated by the Pentagon’s inspector general.
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VA failed to reliably track spending on electronic health record system
The Department of Veteran Affairs says it spent $2.3 billion on its electronic health record system from fiscal 2015 through 2017, but the Government Accountability Office said it found only $1 billion of the spending to be “sufficiently reliable.”
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Government celebrates whistleblowers with new online resources
National Whistleblower Day featured government celebrations of those that call out waste, fraud and abuse, in addition to new resources to help federal employees make protected disclosures.
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Can government figure out what’s what with who’s who?
The Government Accountability Office found that some public comment policies do not address the potential of responses submitted multiple times or under a false name.
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GAO: Army Futures Command should step up small business engagement
In U.S. Army Futures Command’s race to field next-generation equipment, it needs to better engage small businesses vital to the defense-industrial base, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said in a report published Wednesday.
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NOAA scientist: agency likely broke science integrity rules
The agency’s top scientist called a Friday press release rebuking the Birmingham weather office for contradicting President Donald Trump “political” and the head of the National Weather Service said the Alabama office “did what any office would do to protect the public.”
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Trump denies involvement in aircrew’s stay at his golf resort; Air Force launches travel review
President Trump says airmen who stayed at his Scotland property “have good taste!”
-
GAO: Interior broke law in reopening parks during shutdown
Interior under then-acting, now permanent Secretary David Bernhardt “disregarded not only the laws themselves, but also the congressional prerogatives that underlie them,” the Government Accountability Office said in a finding released Thursday.
-
FEMA has a whirlwind of IT problems
An inspector general report found that FEMA’s IT deficiencies have hampered disaster response.
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Watchdog: Comey violated FBI policies in handling of memos
But the report found that none of the information shared by the former FBI director or his attorneys was classified, and the Justice Department has declined to prosecute Comey.
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It’s official: DoD’s JEDI contract is being reviewed … again
This time the lucrative enterprise cloud contract is being investigated by the Pentagon’s inspector general.
-
VA failed to reliably track spending on electronic health record system
The Department of Veteran Affairs says it spent $2.3 billion on its electronic health record system from fiscal 2015 through 2017, but the Government Accountability Office said it found only $1 billion of the spending to be “sufficiently reliable.”
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Government celebrates whistleblowers with new online resources
National Whistleblower Day featured government celebrations of those that call out waste, fraud and abuse, in addition to new resources to help federal employees make protected disclosures.
-
Can government figure out what’s what with who’s who?
The Government Accountability Office found that some public comment policies do not address the potential of responses submitted multiple times or under a false name.
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GAO: Army Futures Command should step up small business engagement
In U.S. Army Futures Command’s race to field next-generation equipment, it needs to better engage small businesses vital to the defense-industrial base, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said in a report published Wednesday.
