"We made two recommendations to the IRS to improve its oversight over conflicts of interest," Kris Nguyen said.
Despite a declining use of checks in the U.S., criminals are increasingly targeting the mail to commit check fraud.
USPS will go through ‘extraordinary measures’ between Oct. 21 and Nov. 15 to ensure mail-in ballots are counted on time.
"I wanted to expose people to the critical check and balance they play in our government," Glenn Fine said.
Social Security’s SSI program and the IRS’s Earned Income Tax Credit program are among those subject to the new federal fraud scorecard.
The IRS campus in Austin is one of three IRS processing centers that still ingest much of the agency’s paper-based workload.
The dynamic social media duo finds a new tone for State Department’s travel handle.
"The public is not able to reliably track how the government is spending our money. And this is an issue that merits our attention," Janice Luong said.
USPS expects these temporary price increases will help it bring in $77 million in additional package revenue in FY 2025.
The Treasury Department is giving state unemployment offices access to its Do Not Pay database, in a multi-pronged plan to stem fraud.
"Our libraries all have preservation programs to varying degrees," the GPO's superintendent of documents, Scott Matheson, said.
The Office of Management and Budget’s updated Circular A-11 with new requirements and deadlines for customer experience, real property and much more.
Postal experts say USPS improvements to on-time delivery are needed, and must continue, for Congress to allow these plans to keep moving forward.
The EEOC disputes House Republicans’ claims that the budget problems were avoidable or they didn’t do enough to address their current funding situation.
The IG says lackluster practices at an unnamed FBI disposal facility include unsecure spaces coupled with a non-functioning security camera.