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US Agency Probing Secret Service's Security Handling At Trump Rally Shooting
The US Department of Homeland Security's inspector general said Wednesday that it is investigating the Secret Service's handling of security at the campaign rally where a gunman tried to assassinate former president Donald Trump.
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Pentagon Inspector To Probe US Defense Chief's Hospitalisation
The Pentagon inspector general's office said Thursday it will investigate Lloyd Austin's failure to report his hospitalization to the rest of the government, as the defense secretary faces mounting criticism over his silence on his health.
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More Than $200 Billion In Covid Loans Stolen By Fraudsters In US: Report
The inspector general of the Small Business Administration released a report that gives the largest estimate of how much of the $1.2 trillion disbursed was stolen by fraudulent claims.
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Neuralink Animal Testing: US Lawmakers Push for More Oversight of Elon Musk's Brain Chip Firm
Neuralink's mistakes in its animal testing program has drawn the attention of US lawmakers who are seeking greater scrutiny of Elon Musk's brain chip firm. The company faces an investigation over potential animal-welfare violations, as well as internal staff complaints that its testing on animals is being rushed.
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Unlikely That Afghan Ex-President Fled With Millions In Cash: US Watchdog
Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani almost certainly did not flee Kabul as it fell to the Taliban with millions of dollars in stolen cash, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) report said.
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Nearly A Million Afghans Lose Jobs Since Taliban Takeover: Report
According to the US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), more than 900,000 Afghans have lost their jobs since the Taliban took control last August.
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US Strike That Killed 10 Afghans Did Not Violate Law Of War: Pentagon
A US drone strike in Kabul in August that killed 10 Afghan civilians was a tragic mistake but did not violate any laws, a Pentagon inspector general said Wednesday after an investigation.
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US Watchdog to Examine Allegations Ashraf Ghani Fled Afghanistan With Money
John Sopko, the U.S. special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, said on Wednesday his office would look into allegations that former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani took millions of dollars with him when he left the country.
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Elon Musk Comes Forward to Assist NASA With Spacesuits as Moon Mission Pushed to April 2025
Elon Musk on Tuesday said his aerospace company SpaceX could help NASA produce spacesuits for its Artemis Moon mission after the US space agency's Inspector General reported that it was facing significant challenges, making the manned lunar landing impossible in 2024
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NASA-Boeing Lunar Lander Procurement Bid Under Investigation: Report
NASA's inspector general and the US justice department have launched investigations into allegations that Boeing may have benefited from internal information provided by the space agency during a contract bidding process.
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Donald Trump Removes Top Official Overseeing Coronavirus Relief Spending
US President Donald Trump removed the inspector general (IG) who was to oversee the government's $2.3 trillion coronavirus response, a spokeswoman for the official's office said on Tuesday, fueling concerns in Congress about oversight of the relief package.
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Ex-FBI Chief Who Leaked Info Won't Be Prosecuted: US Justice Department
The US Justice Department has decided not to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey despite an internal investigation that found he improperly leaked information to the news media, the department's Office of Inspector General said on Thursday.
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US Pentagon Chief's Ties To Boeing Being Probed By Inspector General
The Pentagon Inspector General said on Wednesday that it would investigate a complaint that acting Pentagon chief Patrick Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, violated ethical rules by allegedly promoting Boeing while in office.
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How A US Government Agency Got Infected With Malware? 9,000 Pages Of Porn
A federal employee infected a U.S. government network with malware after viewing more than 9,000 pornographic webpages at work, according to an inspector general's report.
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FBI Sought iPhone Order Before Exhausting Options In 2015 Shooting Case: US Inspector General
The Federal Bureau of Investigation did not exhaust possible solutions to unlock an iPhone connected to a gunman involved in a late-2015 shooting spree before seeking a court order to compel Apple Inc to help access the device, a U.S. Justice Department internal watchdog said on Tuesday.
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US Agency Probing Secret Service's Security Handling At Trump Rally Shooting
The US Department of Homeland Security's inspector general said Wednesday that it is investigating the Secret Service's handling of security at the campaign rally where a gunman tried to assassinate former president Donald Trump.
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Pentagon Inspector To Probe US Defense Chief's Hospitalisation
The Pentagon inspector general's office said Thursday it will investigate Lloyd Austin's failure to report his hospitalization to the rest of the government, as the defense secretary faces mounting criticism over his silence on his health.
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More Than $200 Billion In Covid Loans Stolen By Fraudsters In US: Report
The inspector general of the Small Business Administration released a report that gives the largest estimate of how much of the $1.2 trillion disbursed was stolen by fraudulent claims.
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Neuralink Animal Testing: US Lawmakers Push for More Oversight of Elon Musk's Brain Chip Firm
Neuralink's mistakes in its animal testing program has drawn the attention of US lawmakers who are seeking greater scrutiny of Elon Musk's brain chip firm. The company faces an investigation over potential animal-welfare violations, as well as internal staff complaints that its testing on animals is being rushed.
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Unlikely That Afghan Ex-President Fled With Millions In Cash: US Watchdog
Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani almost certainly did not flee Kabul as it fell to the Taliban with millions of dollars in stolen cash, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) report said.
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Nearly A Million Afghans Lose Jobs Since Taliban Takeover: Report
According to the US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), more than 900,000 Afghans have lost their jobs since the Taliban took control last August.
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US Strike That Killed 10 Afghans Did Not Violate Law Of War: Pentagon
A US drone strike in Kabul in August that killed 10 Afghan civilians was a tragic mistake but did not violate any laws, a Pentagon inspector general said Wednesday after an investigation.
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US Watchdog to Examine Allegations Ashraf Ghani Fled Afghanistan With Money
John Sopko, the U.S. special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, said on Wednesday his office would look into allegations that former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani took millions of dollars with him when he left the country.
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Elon Musk Comes Forward to Assist NASA With Spacesuits as Moon Mission Pushed to April 2025
Elon Musk on Tuesday said his aerospace company SpaceX could help NASA produce spacesuits for its Artemis Moon mission after the US space agency's Inspector General reported that it was facing significant challenges, making the manned lunar landing impossible in 2024
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NASA-Boeing Lunar Lander Procurement Bid Under Investigation: Report
NASA's inspector general and the US justice department have launched investigations into allegations that Boeing may have benefited from internal information provided by the space agency during a contract bidding process.
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Donald Trump Removes Top Official Overseeing Coronavirus Relief Spending
US President Donald Trump removed the inspector general (IG) who was to oversee the government's $2.3 trillion coronavirus response, a spokeswoman for the official's office said on Tuesday, fueling concerns in Congress about oversight of the relief package.
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Ex-FBI Chief Who Leaked Info Won't Be Prosecuted: US Justice Department
The US Justice Department has decided not to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey despite an internal investigation that found he improperly leaked information to the news media, the department's Office of Inspector General said on Thursday.
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US Pentagon Chief's Ties To Boeing Being Probed By Inspector General
The Pentagon Inspector General said on Wednesday that it would investigate a complaint that acting Pentagon chief Patrick Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, violated ethical rules by allegedly promoting Boeing while in office.
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How A US Government Agency Got Infected With Malware? 9,000 Pages Of Porn
A federal employee infected a U.S. government network with malware after viewing more than 9,000 pornographic webpages at work, according to an inspector general's report.
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FBI Sought iPhone Order Before Exhausting Options In 2015 Shooting Case: US Inspector General
The Federal Bureau of Investigation did not exhaust possible solutions to unlock an iPhone connected to a gunman involved in a late-2015 shooting spree before seeking a court order to compel Apple Inc to help access the device, a U.S. Justice Department internal watchdog said on Tuesday.
