#government-oversight

#government-oversight

These are funds raised and entrusted by community members, volunteers, and nonprofit staff who are now scrambling to recover from this betrayal.

It's as if the committee—dominated largely by new Labour MPs—has forgotten its purpose, retreating into a space of mutual admiration rather than scrutiny.

"There have been confirmed cases of child trafficking in every decade from the 1970s to the 2000s, primarily in the context of private adoptions," Anna Singer said.

These and other potential conflicts of interest are compounding the concerns of Democratic lawmakers, conservation groups and environmental advocates.

"Well, habeas corpus is a constitutional right that the president has to be able to remove people from this country, and to suspend their right to advancement..."

"More than $93,000 of the final price of a new home is due to government regulations. We are concerned this will reduce competition and increase costs for borrowers."

It's clear that there's still so much reform needed, so that we have operating systems that people can rely on and trust in the future.

Mairead Farrell will take over as chairperson of the Finance Committee, a critical role previously held by Fianna Fáil TD John McGuinness, emphasizing her influence in scrutinizing public expenditure.

Hegseth has bungled one issue after another. His anti-wokeness campaign has removed I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings from the Naval Academy's library while leaving Mein Kampf on its shelves.

The reform of the waqf laws seeks to integrate non-Muslims into the management of Muslim endowments, raising fears among Muslims of potential dispossession and mismanagement.

The American government has no role in protecting citizens from speech. The whole idea of the system that was designed by Jefferson and Madison is that the American people view each other as adults who are capable of sorting out the truth for themselves.

"City departments routinely fail to screen panelists for conflicts of interest before seating them on panels that judge bids for contracts, risking ties to awarded groups."