Oversight
Supreme Court Will Consider Whether Consumer Bureau’s Structure Is Constitutional
California-based law firm is arguing the bureau’s director has been given too much authority, violating the separation of powers.
Play of the Day: More on Mulvaney's Press Conference
The White House official is walking back some things he said last week.
Special Counsel Temporarily Suspends Knowing Hatch Act Violators Without Pay
The two Defense Logistics Agency employees were aware of the law limiting political activity and in one case had received extensive training.
Play of the Day: Lie Detectors at the White House
According to reports, President Donald Trump wants to try a new method to uncover leaks.
Supreme Court to Examine Burden of Proof for Age Discrimination Lawsuits at Federal Agencies
If the high court finds in favor of a Veterans Affairs pharmacist, older federal employees could have an easier time making the case for discrimination.
Ethics Officials Criticize Selection of Trump Resort for G-7 Summit
They cite potential emoluments clause and government contracting law violations.
Federal Employees Lose a Powerful Advocate With Death of Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings
The Oversight and Reform chairman was a “fierce advocate for the public interest,” one observer says.
Biden Pledges to Create a Commission on Federal Ethics If Elected President
Amid the Ukraine scandal, Biden goes after Trump in his new ethics plan.
Play of the Day: Some Rough Numbers For the President
A Fox News poll showed 51% of those surveyed support impeachment and Donald Trump took to Twitter to comment.
Play of the Day: Tennis at the White House
First Lady Melania Trump broke ground on a new pavilion this week.
Federal Judge Threatens Education Secretary With Possible Jail Time
Government blames contractors partly for non-compliance with court orders.
Mick Mulvaney’s Uncertain Fate
President Trump has not ruled out replacing his third chief of staff in less than three years.
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