GAO says Secret Service policy gaps left threat decisions poorly documented
A new GAO review found gaps in how the Secret Service documents security decisions, reviews policies and updates a 1991 agreement with State.
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DOJ watchdog substantiated misconduct after prosecutor resigned
A DOJ watchdog substantiated misconduct by a former assistant U.S. attorney, but said the resignation left it unable to compel testimony or obtain a voluntary interview.
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DOJ watchdog finds gaps in FBI retaliation protections
A DOJ watchdog says FBI policy and disciplinary rules do not align, creating possible gaps in protection and accountability as the bureau plans revisions.
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GAO finds inconsistent safeguards on DOJ task forces
A GAO review found training and misconduct-handling gaps across DOJ task forces involving nonfederal officers. All seven recommendations remain open.
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Houston Fatal ICE Shooting Prompts Calls for Independent Probe
A Houston man was fatally shot during an ICE vehicle stop July 7. His family wants an independent investigation as federal and local reviews proceed.
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Justice Department Challenges Milwaukee Mask Ban and ID Rules for Federal Officers
The Justice Department filed a federal complaint on July 23 challenging Milwaukee policies involving masks, identification and vehicles used by federal law-enforcement officers.
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DOJ watchdog flags FBI safeguards still awaiting full verification
A DOJ watchdog found FBI interview questions could sweep in protected activity. The FBI agreed to safeguards, but the OIG has not verified full implementation.
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After Two Deadly ICE Shootings, Vehicle-Stop Policy Collides With Accountability Questions
A reported ICE pause on most vehicle stops was challenged by President Trump as lawmakers questioned investigations, body cameras and discipline.
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DOJ watchdog says DEA medical-registration controls leave gaps
A DOJ inspector-general audit found gaps in DEA renewal reviews, practitioner investigations and verification of required opioid-treatment training.
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DOJ Watchdog Finds Fleet Oversight Gaps, Including Years-Old Vehicle Recalls and Overdue Maintenance
A DOJ inspector general audit found years-old safety recalls and overdue maintenance among sampled vehicles in a federal fleet program covering about 88 vehicles.
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DOJ: Samuel Davis Sentenced to 10 Years After Turning Off Body-Worn Camera
July 23, 2026: DOJ says Samuel Davis, 28, turned off a body-worn camera before assaulting a handcuffed man in 2023, leading to a 10-year sentence.
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DOJ opens FY26 Tribal Access Program for NCIC—deadlines and TAP-LIGHT vs TAP-FULL
DOJ opened FY26 TAP applications July 13–Aug. 31, 2026 (midnight). Selections are planned for September; eligible Tribes apply for TAP-LIGHT or TAP-FULL.