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Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
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Report: Agencies blindsided by Trump immigration order
The investigation by the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office dissects the consequences of launching a major policy change without consulting with the agencies that have to carry it out.
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Report finds Interior secretary violated agency travel policies
A new report out of the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke had violated agency travel policies.
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CFPB investigates controversial writings of Trump appointee
A Republican appointee overseeing the agency’s anti-discrimination efforts sparked outrage in late September when The Washington Post published a story on his writings on a blog more than a decade ago.
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How FEMA’s tough 2017 lessons are informing disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s lessons learned from last year have informed disaster response in 2018 — and could prove critical as Hurricane Michael bears down on the Gulf Coast.
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Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
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Watchdog: US unprepared for ‘zero tolerance’ immigration
While the Trump administration had been widely criticized for the policy, the criticism previously came mostly from political opponents and not from independent, nonpolitical investigators.
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Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
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Census Bureau still struggles to estimate costs for 2020
The Census Bureau’s cost estimates for the 2020 Census don’t meet all reliability standards, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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EPA fails to keep track of salary overpayment claims
Internal controls at the EPA failed to account for over $22,000 in employee debt waiver applications, according to an inspector general report.
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Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
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Report: Agencies blindsided by Trump immigration order
The investigation by the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office dissects the consequences of launching a major policy change without consulting with the agencies that have to carry it out.
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Report finds Interior secretary violated agency travel policies
A new report out of the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke had violated agency travel policies.
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CFPB investigates controversial writings of Trump appointee
A Republican appointee overseeing the agency’s anti-discrimination efforts sparked outrage in late September when The Washington Post published a story on his writings on a blog more than a decade ago.
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How FEMA’s tough 2017 lessons are informing disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s lessons learned from last year have informed disaster response in 2018 — and could prove critical as Hurricane Michael bears down on the Gulf Coast.
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Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
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Watchdog: US unprepared for ‘zero tolerance’ immigration
While the Trump administration had been widely criticized for the policy, the criticism previously came mostly from political opponents and not from independent, nonpolitical investigators.
-
Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
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Census Bureau still struggles to estimate costs for 2020
The Census Bureau’s cost estimates for the 2020 Census don’t meet all reliability standards, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
EPA fails to keep track of salary overpayment claims
Internal controls at the EPA failed to account for over $22,000 in employee debt waiver applications, according to an inspector general report.
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Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
-
Report: Agencies blindsided by Trump immigration order
The investigation by the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office dissects the consequences of launching a major policy change without consulting with the agencies that have to carry it out.
-
Report finds Interior secretary violated agency travel policies
A new report out of the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke had violated agency travel policies.
-
CFPB investigates controversial writings of Trump appointee
A Republican appointee overseeing the agency’s anti-discrimination efforts sparked outrage in late September when The Washington Post published a story on his writings on a blog more than a decade ago.
-
How FEMA’s tough 2017 lessons are informing disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s lessons learned from last year have informed disaster response in 2018 — and could prove critical as Hurricane Michael bears down on the Gulf Coast.
-
Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
-
Watchdog: US unprepared for ‘zero tolerance’ immigration
While the Trump administration had been widely criticized for the policy, the criticism previously came mostly from political opponents and not from independent, nonpolitical investigators.
-
Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
-
Census Bureau still struggles to estimate costs for 2020
The Census Bureau’s cost estimates for the 2020 Census don’t meet all reliability standards, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
EPA fails to keep track of salary overpayment claims
Internal controls at the EPA failed to account for over $22,000 in employee debt waiver applications, according to an inspector general report.
