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The Strange Case of Daniel Horowitz and His Three Years of Paid Leave

From: Centre Law & Consulting

“For exactly three years Daniel Horowitz was paid his full GS-15 salary of $161,000 to do – well – exactly nothing. That delicious gravy train finally…

Fed Board Run By Obama Holdovers Is 'Hemorrhaging' Taxpayer Money on Legal Fees

From: The Daily Caller

“A federal board tasked with investigating chemical accidents is “hemorrhaging” taxpayer money on a years-long personnel case that has not yet gone to trial,…

Exclusive: 'This Place is So Toxic': Chemical Safety Board Employees Berate Management Over Secrecy

From: The Daily Caller

“The CSB’s satisfaction score plummeted in the 2018 survey results, showing one of the largest decreases for a single agency across the federal government, according…

Is David Vela the Right Choice for the National Park Service?

From: Sierra

“Not everyone is excited about the prospect of Vela heading the agency. Some environmental watchdogs are concerned about Vela’s track record on wilderness management, transparency,…

The House Science Committee May Soon Become...Pro-Science

From: Wired

“Capitol Hill observers and advocacy groups, however, say it's not clear that a more science-friendly House will result in any new legislation getting passed or in stopping…


News Releases

“CULTURE OF FEAR” AT INTERIOR

Agency-wide Survey Shows Wide Expectation of Retaliation & Unfairness

PANTHER SCIENTISTS PRESSURED TO APPROVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Scientific Fraud Charges Go to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Director

CHIEF CHAMBERS DENIED STAY REQUEST

Trial Set on September 8; Norton, Mainella & Griles to be Deposed

LAND USE VIOLATIONS BY LURC COMMISSIONER STILL OPEN

Public Employee Group Calls On Governor to Relieve Nadeau

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE MOVES TO FIRE SCIENTIST WHO REPORTED FRAUD

Agency Acknowledges Flaws in Florida Panther Studies Affecting Major Developments