NEW YORK (AP) — Investigators from multiple federal agencies launched an "interagency operation” on Monday at the troubled New York City jail where Sean “Diddy” Combs is being held. The investigators from the Bureau of Prisons, the Justice Department’s inspector general’s office and other law enforcement agencies descended on ...
... cleared up some of these perceived questions about this 60-day rule? Jack Goldsmith: It's a real mystery to me. This was -- again, the inspector general in a widely read report in 2018 explained that this rule was ambiguous and uncertain and needed to be clarified. He asked for ...
... allegations against them were substantiated. Those claims ranged from unwanted touching and advances to coercion. In one case, an FBI assistant director retired after the inspector general's office concluded he harassed a female subordinate and sought an improper relationship with her. In response to AP's reporting, the FBI ...
... 2022. For comparison, the U.S. spent $60.6 billion from 2003 through 2012 to fund Iraq’s security forces and civilian reconstruction, according to the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction. Of that total, $20 billion went to funding, equipping, providing uniforms for and training Iraq’s security forces.
... lapse. The Secret Service's investigation is one of numerous inquiries, including by Congress and a watchdog probe by the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general office. Rowe has said the July shooting and Sunday's episode, in which 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Routh was arrested after Secret ...
... asked why the watchdog report was classified, keeping secret an accounting of the problem and case histories, CIA said that decision was made by its inspector general, which conducted the inquiry and did not respond to a request for comment. Also, the CIA has yet to fulfill AP's longstanding ...
John Sopko, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction: What really happened was they felt essentially that the Taliban had cut a deal with our government and to some extent maybe their own government and they were left in lurch. Nick Schifrin: And, Amna, the Afghan security forces collapsed in a ...
... killing, experts criticized Bulger's transfer to Hazelton, where workers had already been sounding the alarm about violence and understaffing, and his placement in the general population instead of more protective housing. A Justice Department inspector general investigation found in 2022 that the killing was the result of multiple layers ...
... the last three years have documented a much more nuanced and bipartisan case for which administration was at fault. A 2022 report by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, or SIGAR, concluded it was decisions made by both President Donald Trump and Biden to pull all U.S. troops ...
The Biden administration had set a goal of the U.S. sea route and pier providing food to feed 1.5 million people for 90 days. It fell short, bringing in enough to feed about 450,000 people for a month before shutting down, the USAID inspector general's report ...
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