Former Federal Employee Pleads Guilty to Stealing Over $40k from Government
A former federal employee with USAGM in Washington, DC recently pleaded guilty to forging documents to steal over $40,000 from the government.
A former federal employee with USAGM in Washington, DC recently pleaded guilty to forging documents to steal over $40,000 from the government.
One Congresswoman has been continuing efforts for several years now to give free lifetime identity theft protection to OPM data breach victims.
The House passed a defense spending bill that contains some provisions that would impact federal employees.
The Trump administration abandoned efforts to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census and is instead taking an alternate route to gather the information.
A former State Department employee is going to prison after pleading guilty to taking gifts from Chinese agents in return for giving them government documents.
Thanks to the smallest number of claims processed in a month so far this year, the retirement backlog at OPM grew in June.
The VA announced that it will allow religious displays in its facilities “to protect religious liberty for Veterans and families while ensuring inclusivity and nondiscrimination.”
The Trump administration reportedly abandoned efforts to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census, but the president has said it’s still on the table.
A new Senate committee report highlights ongoing problems at federal agencies that are leaving Americans’ personal data vulnerable.
A renewed effort to give federal employees paid family leave has emerged in the House, this time as part of a larger military spending bill.