DOJ Challenged on Denial of Death Benefits to Widow of Public Safety Officer
When a public safety officer collapsed and died during training at the Border Patrol Academy, the Justice Department denied death benefits to his widow.
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When a public safety officer collapsed and died during training at the Border Patrol Academy, the Justice Department denied death benefits to his widow.
A federal appeals court recently ruled against an injunction of the federal employee vaccine mandate. Does this mean enforcement will resume?
A Florida Army veteran is facing jail time for falsely claiming he had to walk with a cane to get disability benefits despite leg pressing over 600 pounds.
A U.S. District Court dismissed a case against the federal employee vaccine mandate on the basis that it lacks jurisdiction in the matter.
A manager with the Postal Service (USPS) has been accused of using his position to obtain narcotics through the mail for distribution.
Submitting claims for unauthorized travel expenses while on extended TDY led to removal of a Supervisory Border Patrol Agent.
A Florida man is heading to prison for stealing his twin brother’s identity and using it to obtain federal benefits.
A second federal appeals court has upheld the federal employee vaccine mandate.
A VA housekeeping supervisor was removed for comments he made in a team meeting with his employees about issues involving COVID.
A federal appeals court has upheld President Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal employees.