Fugitive Lawyer Sentenced for His Role in $550 Million Social Security Fraud Scheme
A federal disability lawyer, who is currently a fugitive, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a massive Social Security fraud scheme.
Author: Ian Smith
Legislation Would Make Retired Federal Employee Pensions Public Information
Legislation introduced in the House would make retired federal employees’ pensions public information.
‘Stand With Reality’
The NSA contractor accused of leaking a top secret report is getting a big financial boost to aid in her legal defense.
OMB Issues Agency Guidance on ‘Buy American’ EO
The Office of Management and Budget has provided guidance to agency heads on complying with the Trump administration’s “Buy American” executive order.
VA Begins Posting Disciplinary Actions Taken Against Employees Online
The VA has announced that it will begin posting data about adverse actions taken against agency employees online in a new effort to hold employees accountable.
Head of Ethics Office Resigns
The director of the Office of Government Ethics has turned in his resignation to the White House.
OPM’s Retirement Backlog Drops Below 15,000
OPM has reduced its backlog of outstanding retirement claims to under 15,000 for the first time in a year.
TSA PreCheck Passes 5 Million Mark
The TSA announced that now has over 5 million enrollees in its Pre✓® program.
DOJ Drops Trademark Fight With Redskins
The Justice Department announced that it will allow restoration of the Washington Redskins’ trademarks in light of a recent Supreme Court decision.
Bill Would Ban Use of Official Time at VA While Wait Times Continue
A new bill would ban the use of official time at the VA if veterans seeking services are unable to get an appointment within a 30 day period.
