GSA’s inspector general found 116 sensitive files, including federal building security plans, open to all staff on Google Drive despite a $7.8M scan tool.
GSA’s inspector general found 116 sensitive files, including federal building security plans, open to all staff on Google Drive despite a $7.8M scan tool.
A DOJ inspector general audit found informant rules for ATF, the DEA and the Marshals were last updated in 2002 and do not address cartel terrorism designations or electronic payments.
The Justice Department inspector general found FCI Berlin, a New Hampshire federal prison holding ICE detainees, at half its rated population yet 54 staff short, with months-long medical delays and overnight rounds not walked.
Palm Beach County paid a contractor for sheriff headquarters work up to 355 business days before commissioners approved it, and paid $223,243 in fees it could not document, an inspector general audit found.
A Treasury inspector general audit found IRS name searches of public figures went unflagged, 22 employees kept their jobs after browsing taxpayer records, and 276 victims were never told.
For nine years HUD did not produce the improper-payment estimates federal law requires for its two largest rental-assistance programs. In September its inspector general did: at least $2.7 billion a year. HUD disputes part of the finding.
A DHS Inspector General audit found vetting errors in 40 percent of sampled Afghan evacuee case files — confirming, years later, warnings the agency’s own watchdogs first raised in 2022.
A federal audit found CMS’s own guidance let Medicare pay $380 million over six years for organs never transplanted into Medicare patients. Sixteen months after being told its rule conflicts with federal law, the agency still hasn’t said whether it will fix it.
A federal watchdog warned in 2024 that EPA couldn’t account for $836 million in school bus grants. Two years later, the agency’s own numbers show what came of it: a bankrupt manufacturer, thousands of undelivered buses, and a program its own administrator calls a disaster.
The two reports below are definitely of the “OMG!” caliber! “This is the first time that I have made a recirculation request since I have been writing on the Internet for 18 years — I consider it that important.” – Col. TES Have you wondered why George Papadopoulos, Micheal Flynn, and others have been indicted by Robert Mueller […]
Did you know the DOJ has been investigating the FBI for 11 months…. wait, what? Hold-up on the criticism folks. Three important statements today from the DOJ, FBI and OIG indicate there have been ongoing investigations and reviews of conduct Source: Attorney General Jeff Sessions, FBI Spox and Office of DOJ Inspector General Release Statements