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IG audit blames feds for unreported nursing home abuse
Investigators say Medicare needs to take corrective action right away.
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Sale of Interior secretary’s motor home raises $25K question
After learning about the transaction, campaign finance watchdogs are raising a $25,000 question: Why would Zinke’s campaign committee sell the Kountry Star Freightliner for half the price of its apparent $50,000 market value?
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Legal deal over harsh CIA interrogations marks a milestone
A settlement in a landmark lawsuit against two psychologists who helped design the CIA’s harsh interrogation methods used in the war on terror marked the first time the agency or its private contractors have been held accountable for the program, legal experts said Thursday.
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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
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Feds: No, NIH is not calling to offer you grant money
There is a new scam threatening to take consumers for granted.
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Interior watchdog reviewing secretary’s calls to Alaska senators
The Interior Department’s internal watchdog is examining phone calls to Alaska’s Republican senators from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke seeking support for the GOP health care bill.
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Former head of DC veterans hospital fired
The former director of the veterans hospital in the nation’s capital has been fired after audits found mismanagement at the facility.
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Efforts to increase federal Hispanic workforce have stalled since Clinton era
The effort to ensure increased recruitment and retention of Latino federal employees has largely stalled since the Clinton administration, and leaders of Latino federal workers said Tuesday that President Donald Trump should revive and fund the effort through executive order.
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IG audit blames feds for unreported nursing home abuse
Investigators say Medicare needs to take corrective action right away.
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Sale of Interior secretary’s motor home raises $25K question
After learning about the transaction, campaign finance watchdogs are raising a $25,000 question: Why would Zinke’s campaign committee sell the Kountry Star Freightliner for half the price of its apparent $50,000 market value?
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Legal deal over harsh CIA interrogations marks a milestone
A settlement in a landmark lawsuit against two psychologists who helped design the CIA’s harsh interrogation methods used in the war on terror marked the first time the agency or its private contractors have been held accountable for the program, legal experts said Thursday.
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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
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Feds: No, NIH is not calling to offer you grant money
There is a new scam threatening to take consumers for granted.
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Interior watchdog reviewing secretary’s calls to Alaska senators
The Interior Department’s internal watchdog is examining phone calls to Alaska’s Republican senators from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke seeking support for the GOP health care bill.
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Former head of DC veterans hospital fired
The former director of the veterans hospital in the nation’s capital has been fired after audits found mismanagement at the facility.
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Efforts to increase federal Hispanic workforce have stalled since Clinton era
The effort to ensure increased recruitment and retention of Latino federal employees has largely stalled since the Clinton administration, and leaders of Latino federal workers said Tuesday that President Donald Trump should revive and fund the effort through executive order.
-
IG audit blames feds for unreported nursing home abuse
Investigators say Medicare needs to take corrective action right away.
-
Sale of Interior secretary’s motor home raises $25K question
After learning about the transaction, campaign finance watchdogs are raising a $25,000 question: Why would Zinke’s campaign committee sell the Kountry Star Freightliner for half the price of its apparent $50,000 market value?
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Legal deal over harsh CIA interrogations marks a milestone
A settlement in a landmark lawsuit against two psychologists who helped design the CIA’s harsh interrogation methods used in the war on terror marked the first time the agency or its private contractors have been held accountable for the program, legal experts said Thursday.
-
Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
-
Feds: No, NIH is not calling to offer you grant money
There is a new scam threatening to take consumers for granted.
-
Interior watchdog reviewing secretary’s calls to Alaska senators
The Interior Department’s internal watchdog is examining phone calls to Alaska’s Republican senators from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke seeking support for the GOP health care bill.
-
Former head of DC veterans hospital fired
The former director of the veterans hospital in the nation’s capital has been fired after audits found mismanagement at the facility.
-
Efforts to increase federal Hispanic workforce have stalled since Clinton era
The effort to ensure increased recruitment and retention of Latino federal employees has largely stalled since the Clinton administration, and leaders of Latino federal workers said Tuesday that President Donald Trump should revive and fund the effort through executive order.
