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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson. Her agency is being sued under the federal Freedom of Information Act by a non-profit group for official emails sent by one of her regional officials using a private account. (AP Photo)
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Think tank says EPA helps friends’ FOIAs, while foes’ are delayed or blocked

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The Internal Review office of the Pentagon's Defense Finance and Accounting Service - the world's largest finance and accounting operation, with more than $1.4 trillion in annual payments to process - failed a Department of Defense Inspector-General assessment due to lack of required cost and quality controls. (AP Photo)
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UPDATED: 30 years after Chuck Spinney on Time’s cover, Pentagon IG fails DOD financial audit unit

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Members of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee sent a letter to National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration Deputy Administrator Dr. Kathryn Sullivan asking that the agency's meetings be open to representatives from the Government Accountability Office and the Department of Commerce Inspector General. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
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NOAA barred GAO, IG from management meeting; bipartisan House leaders say whoaaa!

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This Nexen oil sands facility near Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, is among the many energy assets obtained by a Chinese state-owned firm's $15.1 billion takeover. The U.S. Treasury Department approved the deal, which also includes millions of barrels of oil reserves and drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico off the U.S. coast. (AP Photo)
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UPDATED: Judicial Watch sues for docs on Obama backers profiting from approval of Chinese energy takeover

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Jared Blumenfeld, Region Nine Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, used a private email account to conduct official business. Earlier today, this cutline incorrectly reported that Blumenfeld resigned in connection with the private email. (EPA Photo)
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WINDSORGATE UPDATE: Another EPA official found using private email

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STATE WATCHDOGS ROUNDUP: Kansas can’t detect welfare fraud at strip joints; Iowa econ development panel rife with conflicts; Missouri recovery projects funded but incomplete
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STATE WATCHDOGS ROUNDUP: Kansas can’t detect welfare fraud at strip joints; Iowa econ development panel rife with conflicts; Missouri recovery projects funded but incomplete

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WATCHDOG TODAY: Coburn asks if sequestration is so damaging, why the 100-city tour to promote more spending?
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WATCHDOG TODAY: Coburn asks if sequestration is so damaging, why the 100-city tour to promote more spending?

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Is General Motors creating a subprime auto loan bubble?
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Is General Motors creating a subprime auto loan bubble?

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Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program Christy L. Romero warns that reforms like the Dodd-Frank measure aren't sufficient to prevent a repeat of problems that led to the Great Recession of 2008 (SIGTARP Photo)
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WATCHDOGS TODAY: TARP IG warns ‘too big to fail’ still too big

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From left, LG Group Chairman Koo Bon-moo, Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm and LG Chem CEO Peter Bahn-Suk Kim break ground on the new LG Chem plant that will manufacture advanced batteries for Chevrolet and Ford electric cars, Thursday, July 15, 2010, in Holland, Mich. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
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WATCHDOGS TODAY: Another IG report slams a green energy grant, this time for paying workers to watch movies

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