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    Sen. Robert Casey, D-PA, wants the Department of Labor's Inspector-General to determine why the Job Corps program has frozen enrollment at its four centers in his state. The enrollment freeze is nationwide and is also being investigated by the House Education and the Workforce Committee. (AP PHoto)
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    Casey wants Labor IG to probe Job Corps enrollment freeze

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    Sweet deal? They have to endure a few needles, occasional headache, maybe a pain or two here and there, but then Uncle Sam sends its research primates to a retirement home in Louisiana. (AP Photo)
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    WATCHDOGS TODAY: Retired monkeys living it up on federal tab in Louisiana ‘Chimp Haven’

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The toll rates on the Dulles Greenway could be forced to change if an investigation finds the they don't follow Virginia's code.

    Virginia watchdog agency to investigate tolls on Dulles Greenway

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    Jeffrey David Cox Sr., American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) International President, speaks to local union members prior to joining representatives and Massachusetts labor leaders to  walk, knock and talk  campaign to help Massachusetts Democratic candidate  Elizabeth Warren in her bid for the U.S. Senate, Nov. 3, 2012, in Boston's Roslindale neighborhood. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/AP Images for American Federation of Government Employees)
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    WATCHDOGS TODAY: Public employee unions spending more on lobbying as membership booms

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    Officials at the Department of Labor's Employment Training Administration handed out nearly $230 million in grants without metrics for determining whether the funds achieved their intended purposes, according to a DOL Inspector General report. The grants were made during the just-concluded tenure of department Labor Secretary Hilda Solis. (AP Photo)
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    WATCHDOGS TODAY: Labor Department spent $230 million on grants with no idea if they worked

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    WATCHDOG LOCAL: Montgomery County creates $150k post for bus studies

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    AP Exclusive: Federal government probes possible USAID bid rigs

    AP Exclusive: Federal government probes possible USAID bid rigs

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    FEMA trailers at a staging area in Coblesville, N.Y., from which numerous trailers were auctioned off as
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    Convicted felon’s role in FEMA contracts questioned

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    Boeing Dreamliner fires spark new doubts about a green energy technology
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    Boeing Dreamliner fires spark new doubts about a green energy technology

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    Video: Washington Examiner’s Mark Flatten on his ongoing VA investigation

    Video: Washington Examiner’s Mark Flatten on his ongoing VA investigation

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