#government-accountability

#government-accountability

either the government changes the situation or it will be overthrown.

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt joined two Republican senators on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to bring attention to a newly launched congressional investigation into the response to the Palisades fire in Los Angeles. "I feel like this is going to be so powerful for all of the United States because there shouldn't be disasters that are preventable," Pratt, who lost his home during the fire, told reporters.

ED is covering up its attempts to make [the Office of Federal Student Aid] less responsive to millions of students, families, and borrowers who rely on the agency to lower the cost of attending college and protect them from loan servicer misconduct," the senators wrote. "We urge you to immediately act on our findings by streamlining the 'Submit a Complaint' process and restoring FSA's workforce so borrowers can get the help they need.

The report lays bare the reasons why prisons have become so consistently overcrowded over so many years to the point of frequent near-collapse.

Rep. Don Bacon warns that Trump’s firing of public officials for unfavorable data undermines trust in the U.S. economy and government system, indicating significant negative repercussions.

"Protecting the public is government's most important responsibility, but attacks on critical infrastructure put essential services and the people who rely on them at risk."

When political leaders meddle in government data, it rarely ends well. For instance, Greece faked deficit numbers for years, leading to a crippling debt crisis.

Basically, they are there as agents of the state, and we end up seeing it time after time after time. And there will be further injustices perpetrated because the police do what they do.

The previous government’s inaction on maternity care failures has led to rising reports of birth trauma and significant issues in England's wards.

I have officially freed you from funding California's disastrously overpriced, HIGH SPEED TRAIN TO NOWHERE. This boondoggle has cost Taxpayers Hundreds of Billions of Dollars.

The report found that Prevent suffered from a long string of failings while trying to deradicalise the man who later assassinated Sir David Amess. Much blame is attributed to poor judgment and lack of communication regarding the assessment and mentoring process.

Government officials express frustration over the slow progress and lack of details regarding changes at RTÉ, emphasizing that other organizations would face harsher criticism for such delays.

Mahmoud Khalil is suing the Trump administration for his kidnapping and wrongful arrest, seeking accountability for the government's abuses under the Federal Tort Claims Act.

Whether we agree or disagree with the Supreme Court's most recent emergency rulings, we're all victims of a supreme injustice when the issues being decided don't comply with Supreme Court requirements for emergencies.

The investigating committee of the Court of Justice of the Republic has decided to dismiss the case, prosecutor general Remy Heitz said on Monday, without offering details.

The state's shifting justification for not letting them in - first a flat denial, then vague 'safety concerns' - only fueled suspicions.

"What genius!" they mocked. They predicted drama, although not a disaster like this. The gory consequences of the decision to try and change the law on welfare this week are there for all to see.

New York State has announced a major statewide crackdown on Medicaid transportation fraud, recovering over $13 million from 25 companies accused of defrauding the Medicaid system.

Rachel Reeves emphasized that Keir Starmer's new inquiry on child sexual exploitation is a genuine step towards prioritizing victims, moving beyond past hesitations for broader investigation.

The IRS is relying on ID.me's own assessments of its solutions' performance, compromising independent verification of the identity proofing it requires for online applications.

Padilla explained he was in a conference room awaiting a briefing when he asked to attend the press conference and was quickly overwhelmed by agents.

I expected as a matter of courtesy that you would want to speak with me and hear me out.

Let's cut straight to the chase - I'm here today to call out the blatant Assessments of Needs law-breaking by the Taoiseach and the Government.

We're not going to apologise for the actions we took to stabilise the economy. That's what happened last year. The chancellor came into office, saw a massive black hole in the nation's finances.