Trump Fires 17 Independent Inspectors General at Federal Agencies, Source Says
(Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration fired the independent inspectors general of at least 12 major federal agencies late on Friday, the Washington Post reported. The agencies include the departments of defense, state, transportation, veterans affairs, housing and urban development, interior, and energy, the newspaper said.
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Lawyer, climate investor and entrepreneur Chris Sacca said environmentalists are to blame for the tragic LA wildfires that ...
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President Donald Trump has moved quickly to remake the Department of Homeland Security by firing the heads of the ...
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