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IG: Pentagon failed to address financial problems of Armed Forces Retirement Home
The report echoes financial concerns that already played a major role in a top-level firing.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
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Payday lenders, watchdog agency exhibit cozier relationship
Under Mick Mulvaney, Trump’s budget director and acting director of the CFPB, the bureau has taken a decidedly friendlier approach to the financial industry including cutting down on enforcement and dropping investigations or lawsuits against payday lenders and other companies.
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Watchdog: Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway violated Hatch Act
The Office of Special Counsel, which is unrelated to Robert Mueller’s office, says Conway violated the Hatch Act twice last year when she spoke out in support of Republican Roy Moore and against his Democratic rival, Sen. Doug Jones, in the Alabama Senate race.
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VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Fish and Wildlife Service official reportedly violated conflict of interest rules
The employee approved a cooperation agreement that financially benefited a family member without officially disclosing the relationship to the FWS ethics office.
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VA secretary promises to go along with IG recommendations, despite disagreements
Secretary David Shulkin said he has already paid back the federal treasury for disputed costs and will move ahead with other reforms suggested by investigators.
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Report blasts VA secretary for improper gifts and travel, lying to cover up scandal
In response, VA Secretary David Shulkin insists that he did nothing wrong in accepting Wimbledon tickets and bringing his wife on an overseas business trip.
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Feds say Texas failed to properly educate disabled students
Authorities found that the Texas Education Agency failed to ensure an “appropriate public education was made available to all children with disabilities” in the nation’s second largest state, by not fully identifying and evaluating disabled students nor meeting “general supervisory and monitoring responsibilities.”
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Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
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IG: Pentagon failed to address financial problems of Armed Forces Retirement Home
The report echoes financial concerns that already played a major role in a top-level firing.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
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Payday lenders, watchdog agency exhibit cozier relationship
Under Mick Mulvaney, Trump’s budget director and acting director of the CFPB, the bureau has taken a decidedly friendlier approach to the financial industry including cutting down on enforcement and dropping investigations or lawsuits against payday lenders and other companies.
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Watchdog: Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway violated Hatch Act
The Office of Special Counsel, which is unrelated to Robert Mueller’s office, says Conway violated the Hatch Act twice last year when she spoke out in support of Republican Roy Moore and against his Democratic rival, Sen. Doug Jones, in the Alabama Senate race.
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VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Fish and Wildlife Service official reportedly violated conflict of interest rules
The employee approved a cooperation agreement that financially benefited a family member without officially disclosing the relationship to the FWS ethics office.
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VA secretary promises to go along with IG recommendations, despite disagreements
Secretary David Shulkin said he has already paid back the federal treasury for disputed costs and will move ahead with other reforms suggested by investigators.
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Report blasts VA secretary for improper gifts and travel, lying to cover up scandal
In response, VA Secretary David Shulkin insists that he did nothing wrong in accepting Wimbledon tickets and bringing his wife on an overseas business trip.
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Feds say Texas failed to properly educate disabled students
Authorities found that the Texas Education Agency failed to ensure an “appropriate public education was made available to all children with disabilities” in the nation’s second largest state, by not fully identifying and evaluating disabled students nor meeting “general supervisory and monitoring responsibilities.”
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Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
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IG: Pentagon failed to address financial problems of Armed Forces Retirement Home
The report echoes financial concerns that already played a major role in a top-level firing.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
-
Payday lenders, watchdog agency exhibit cozier relationship
Under Mick Mulvaney, Trump’s budget director and acting director of the CFPB, the bureau has taken a decidedly friendlier approach to the financial industry including cutting down on enforcement and dropping investigations or lawsuits against payday lenders and other companies.
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Watchdog: Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway violated Hatch Act
The Office of Special Counsel, which is unrelated to Robert Mueller’s office, says Conway violated the Hatch Act twice last year when she spoke out in support of Republican Roy Moore and against his Democratic rival, Sen. Doug Jones, in the Alabama Senate race.
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VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Fish and Wildlife Service official reportedly violated conflict of interest rules
The employee approved a cooperation agreement that financially benefited a family member without officially disclosing the relationship to the FWS ethics office.
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VA secretary promises to go along with IG recommendations, despite disagreements
Secretary David Shulkin said he has already paid back the federal treasury for disputed costs and will move ahead with other reforms suggested by investigators.
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Report blasts VA secretary for improper gifts and travel, lying to cover up scandal
In response, VA Secretary David Shulkin insists that he did nothing wrong in accepting Wimbledon tickets and bringing his wife on an overseas business trip.
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Feds say Texas failed to properly educate disabled students
Authorities found that the Texas Education Agency failed to ensure an “appropriate public education was made available to all children with disabilities” in the nation’s second largest state, by not fully identifying and evaluating disabled students nor meeting “general supervisory and monitoring responsibilities.”
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Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
