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Federal agency nondisclosure agreements do not supersede the right of federal employees to disclose wrongdoing to Congress, investigators and the media.

Lawmakers caught on to the policy and criticized the move.

Also, the Green New Deal For Public Housing is back.

The Official Court Journal of Mahoning County Ohio

Sen. Chuck Grassley is seen during votes in the U.S. Capitol, Dec. 5, 2023. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)(WASHINGTON) -- Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley is accusing the Biden administration of improperly attempting to silence immigration judges who frequently highlight shortcomings in the immigration court system, calling a recent Justice Department decree a "blatant attempt" to "discourage and obstruct" federal workers from exercising legally protected spe...

Immigration judges have been put under a a "gag order" by the Department of Justice (DOJ), stopping them from talking publicly amid an unprecedented three million cases waiting to be heard in courts. The National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ) said its members now can't speak without getting prior approval from the DOJ per orders from the department's manager, Sheila McNulty.

The Department of Justice issued a gag order on February 15 that requires immigration judges to seek department approval before speaking publicly, the Associated Press reported.The National Association of Immigration Judges has previously been outspoken regarding the nation's growing backlog of immi...

A coalition of labor unions is opposing a bill (A4045/S2930) that would change the Open Public Records Act in New Jersey, making it more difficult for many people to get access to public documents.

Valencia is reeling from a fatal fire at an apartment complex in the Spanish city. The incident began on the night of Thursday, February 22nd, and though the cause has not been definitively established, early reporting has suggested that the building’s cladding may have played a part in the...

Valencia mayor María José Catalá said that the danger of the 14-storey building collapsing and the intense heat from the fire initially prevented emergency workers from getting in to search for possible survivors