Former Postal Worker Guilty in $1.2 Million Scam
A former Postal Worker has admitted to participating in a scam that cost the federal government about $1.2 million.
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A former Postal Worker has admitted to participating in a scam that cost the federal government about $1.2 million.
A Postal employee from New Jersey has been charged with stealing the identities of other Postal workers to file fraudulent insurance claims.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing federal agencies to conduct a review of any actions that potentially hinder domestic energy resources.
The author says that despite his efforts to trim government, President Trump may find federal agencies to be an unlikely ally in promoting his policies.
The EPA has law enforcement files open on use of messaging software reportedly used by federal employees to avoid detection.
As a candidate for president, Donald Trump laid out a plan to reform the VA. He said recently this plan is moving forward “ahead of schedule.”
New legislation would make all Veterans Health Administration facilities completely smoke free.
Will federal jobs and agencies be moving out of Washington, DC? Here is an example of one agency considering moving some jobs to Alabama.
The Office of Management and Budget has asked federal agencies to limit their public comments about the president’s budget blueprint until the full budget is released later this spring.
A Postal Service letter carrier has been convicted of identity theft and access device fraud.