VA Employee Indicted on Charges of Distributing Child Porn on Public WiFi
A federal employee at the VA Medical Center has been indicted on charges of distributing explicit content involving children over the agency’s public WiFi network.
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A federal employee at the VA Medical Center has been indicted on charges of distributing explicit content involving children over the agency’s public WiFi network.
A scam targeting TSP investors nearing retirement by convincing them to sell their TSP funds and purchase high-cost variable annuities has come to an end.
A bodybuilder is going to prison after posting his strenuous workouts on social media despite claiming he was disabled to get VA benefits.
A Defense Department employee who refused to go into the office and refused to telework was removed for Absence Without Leave (AWOL).
A District Court judge has issued a restraining order against the Air force from taking action against a class of people refusing to take the COVID vaccination.
A former federal employee is heading to prison after he was caught downloading explicit content on a public WiFi network at the Library of Congress.
A preliminary class action settlement for the OPM data breach has been reached which could result in payments to impacted federal employees.
A federal appeals court has agreed to a rehearing of a lawsuit challenging President Biden’s federal employee vaccine mandate.
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?