Former Special Counsel Drops Lawsuit Against Administration

He had also intended to pursue restoration for all federal probationary workers who have been laid off. The former head of the Office of Special Counsel (OSC), the…

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USAID Chief Reports Possible Criminal Referrals to DOJ

Congressman points out that fraud is a criminal act. Acting Administrator for U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Peter Marocco gave a closed-door briefing on his agency to…

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EPA Requests Formal Investigation of Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund

The FBI and DOJ are investigating the misconduct and potential fraud of the grant program under the Inflation Reduction Act. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin formally…

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Federal Employee Unions Sue Administration Over Mass Layoff

USAID employees also file suit over Elon Musk’s employee status. A group of unions representing federal employees filed a lawsuit against President Trump’s administration, alleging that the mass…

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House Leaders Advance Budget Resolution

The House speaker abandoned negotiations with the minority party after the inability to find common ground. The House moved a 2025 budget resolution through the House Budget Committee…

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Game Developer Settles FTC Allegations of Children’s Privacy Violations

HoYoverse faces penalties for deceptive practices in Genshin Impact, including predatory loot boxes and COPPA violations. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reached a $20 million settlement with the…

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U.S. Treasury Recovers $31 Million in Payments to Deceased Citizens

Congress authorized the department temporary access to Social Security’s “Full Death Master File.” The U.S. Treasury announced the prevention and recovery of over $31 million in payments to…

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FTC Finalizes Settlement with H&R Block Over Unfair Practices

The tax prep company was ordered to repay $7 million to customers, downgrade processes, and improve transparency. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finalized a settlement requiring H&R Block…

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Education Department Forgives $4.5 Billion in Student Loan Debt

The Education Department targets “deceptive” loans from Ashford University President Biden’s administration canceled the student loan debt of 261,000 borrowers who attended Ashford University, a majority online school…

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Supreme Court to Review Biden’s Student Loan Fraud Forgiveness

Texas organization argues that the administration’s rule change makes it too easy for students to file a borrower defense claim. The Supreme Court agreed to review the Fifth…

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