Epstein Secrets

ing technologies such as artificial intelligence." DHS OIG Report USCIS "Flags Leadership, Cyber Issues." Politico (11/19, Starks, 4.29M) reports the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) failed to complete 'plans critical for evaluating election security progress last year, according to an IG report published last week' The w

according to a new DOE IG report, Hanford vitrification plant employees 'do not have the same whistleblower protection as many other employees on Department of Energy projects." The DOE Office of Inspector General "released a report Tuesday looking at whether DOE had added enhanced whistleblower protections appr

ckland County Family Court. Hackers Level Bomb Threats Against Hospitals Becker's Health IT (01/17, Leighton) reported that on January 12, the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and National Counterterrorism Center announced ongoing bomb threats to various public institutions, including hospitals and health systems across

onclusions. While some still hold that the dangerous coronavirus emerged from an infected animal at the Huanan Seafood Market, the FBI and the U.S. Department of Energy concur that Covid most likely emerged from a lab leak in Wuhan. America First Legal Launches Investigation into the FBI's "Chief Diversity Officer"

ees are being sent home. (Those running the Suicide Prevention Lifeline would stay, those i= charge of investigating Medicare fraud would go home.) Department of Homeland Security: 14 percent of the 231,117 e=ployees are being home. (Border Patrol would stay. Operations of E-Veri=y would cease. The department are also suspendi

ary members are staying on. (Environmen=al engineers, for instance, would get furloughed, and the agency could not sig= any new defense contracts.) Department of Energy: Thanks to multi-year funding, parts of the agency can actually operate for "a short period of time" after Sept. 30. But eventuall= 69 percent of t