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Oversight Democrats call for investigation after DHS IG admits to deleting texts - Vimarsana News

Oversight Democrats call for investigation after DHS IG admits to deleting texts

House Oversight Democrats are asking the National Archives to determine whether the inspector general at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) violated the law after he told lawmakers he regularly deletes text messages from his government phone. The admission means Inspector General Joseph Cuffari could be in violation of both the Federal Records Act and […]

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Uncertain Prospects Cloud Watchdog's Effort Seeking Authority to Probe Professional Misconduct by DOJ Lawyers - Vimarsana News

Uncertain Prospects Cloud Watchdog's Effort Seeking Authority to Probe Professional Misconduct by DOJ Lawyers

Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General Michael Horowitz has been asking Congress for years to expand his authority ...

Justice Watchdog Asks Congress to Grant Authority to Investigate DOJ Lawyers - Vimarsana News

Justice Watchdog Asks Congress to Grant Authority to Investigate DOJ Lawyers

Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector-General (IG) Michael E. Horowitz wants Congress to upgrade his authority to include investigating ...

Oversight Watchdog Wants to Know Why Two Intelligence Community IGs Were Overpaid - Vimarsana News

Oversight Watchdog Wants to Know Why Two Intelligence Community IGs Were Overpaid

Presidentially appointed inspectors-general (IG) at two key intelligence community agencies were collectively overpaid more than $168,000 between 2016 ...

What is an inspector-general? - Vimarsana News

What is an inspector-general?

MANY QUESTIONS raised by the Capitol insurrection on January 6th are political. But one is operational: how could a mob so easily breach the halls of Congress? Last month Americans got some answers from the Capitol Police’s inspector-general, Michael Bolton. His investigation found that communication errors, defective equipment and lapses of judgment hamstrung the agency’s response to the uprising. In one case, officers’ riot shields shattered upon impact because they had not been stored in a climate-controlled room. Were it not for the inspector-general, these details may have never co...