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49 percent of the complaints received in 2012 and 2013 saw no work done on them for at least two months, the report said.

Half of complaints about tax preparers gather dust at IRS for months, IG says

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The Global Combat Support System-Army, a logistical support system meant to track supplies, spare parts and other equipment, was launched in 1997. (iStock)
National Security

Army can’t track spending on $4.3b system to track spending, IG finds

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On Aug. 8, a bipartisan letter signed by Congressional leaders expressed

Inspectors in Afghanistan face ‘obstructionism’ from U.S. officials

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Treasury Department officials change data they receive from financial institutions that received federal assistance under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, a special inspector general said. (iStock)

Treasury doctors banks’ TARP data

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Memo: No wrongdoing in handling child immigrants
Immigration

Memo: No wrongdoing in handling child immigrants

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Border Patrol vehicles patrol along a barrier that runs along the US-Mexico border on October 4, 2007 east of San Luis, Calif. (Photo by David McNew/Getty images)
National Security

DHS lacks plan, info to manage its $534 million vehicle fleet

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The Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012 requires the 72 federal IGs to appoint whistleblower ombudsmen and to disseminate information about the rights of whistleblowers in the federal workforce. (iStock image)

Some IGs slow to publicize whistleblower rights and protections

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U.S. Postal Service officials spent more than $39 million leasing trailers last year. (Getty images)

USPS leases 10k trailers but can’t track them or confirm their receipt

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Veterans Affairs IG finds no direct links between patient deaths and scheduling scams at Phoenix hospital

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The EPA's Office of Environmental Information spent $2.2 million for cloud computing services in 2011 in an attempt to reduce the agency's computing costs and speed up processing. (iStock)
Technology

Big contractors fail to deliver promised services, but EPA paid them anyway

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