Legislation Would Allow Postal Service to Ship Alcoholic Beverages
Recently introduced legislation would allow the Postal Service to ship alcoholic beverages to consumers.
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Recently introduced legislation would allow the Postal Service to ship alcoholic beverages to consumers.
A House Committee is requesting information on employee transfers within DOI that it says may have been done in retaliation and therefore violation of law.
The Office of Government Ethics is reminding agency leaders to ensure they act in ways that will not erode the trust of the American public.
Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price has resigned amid a controversy surrounding his use of private charter aircraft at taxpayer expense.
In an effort to bolster transparency, the VA will begin posting a list of all official travel by the agency secretary on its website.
HHS Secretary Tom Price said in a statement that he will be reimbursing the Treasury for the expenses incurred by his recent controversial charter flights.
Political “burrowing” is a common practice after a change in administrations. GAO has issued its latest report on what it found during the Obama Administration.
The House Oversight Committee is seeking details from numerous federal agencies about their use of chartered aircraft for travel.
Customs and Border Protection announced that construction of the prototypes for the wall along the Mexico border has begun.
Posting vacation photos on Facebook was instrumental in an indictment of a Postal worker collecting payments for his medical disability.