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Samuel Corum/Getty Images toggle caption Samuel Corum/Getty Images Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, pictured in December 2019, says the role of federal watchdogs has never been more important. Samuel Corum/Getty Images Updated at 4 p.m. ET Federal watchdogs who guard against fraud foresee plenty of work to keep them busy next year: from more than 100 investigations related to the coronavirus pandemic to new probes over misuse of some of the nearly $3.5 trillion in stimulus money. The federal government's 75 inspectors general, as t...

Samuel Corum / Getty Images Updated at 4 p.m. ET Federal watchdogs who guard against fraud foresee plenty of work to keep them busy next year: from more than 100 investigations related to the coronavirus pandemic to new probes over misuse of some of the nearly $3.5 trillion in stimulus money. The federal government's 75 inspectors general, as they're known, are reeling from chaos in the Trump era, including firings and pressure campaigns from the White House and its allies. In response, the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency is asking lawmakers for greater job ...

WHYY By Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, pictured in December 2019, says the role of federal watchdogs has never been more important. (Samuel Corum/Getty Images) Federal watchdogs who guard against fraud foresee plenty of work to keep them busy next year: from more than 100 investigations related to the coronavirus pandemic to new probes over misuse of some of the nearly $2.5 trillion in stimulus money. The federal government’s 75 inspectors general, as they’re known, are reeling from chaos in the Trump era, including firings and pressure campaigns from the White Hou...

Biden tapping Washington’s ‘revolving door’ for aides World December 10, 2020 US President-elect Joe Biden didn’t go far for his choice of defence secretary: former army general Lloyd Austin came from the same inside-the-Beltway consultants as Biden’s secretary of state, intelligence chief and White House communications head. Biden’s recruitment of at least a half-dozen people from a single high-powered firm, WestExec Advisers, to run his foreign and security policies, has raised new questions about Washington’s much-derided revolving door of influence peddlers. Biden has tapp...

Elected officials should not be endlessly trail and treated like dangers to the state. we shouldn't spied upon for political reasons. the ever expanding surveillance state is a threat to the freedom, and some within the agencies think they are above the law. they are not. this president will not be manipulate and he is insisting on full transparency. a novel concept the deep state better get used to. that is the angle. let's discuss the deep state run amok with the former secret service agent dan bongino. and chief political correspondent byron york. danielle brian, the executive director of t...