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Sunday, August 30, 2026

NSA isn’t complying with federal laws on whistleblower protections, IG finds - Federal News Network

  • The National Security Agency doesn’t appear to be complying with federal laws that require the agency to outline whistleblower protections in its nondisclosure agreement. The NSA’s inspector general said the agency doesn’t have a central repository of its NDAs or an overarching policy. But for four of the five agreements the IG did find, whistleblower protection notifications were left out entirely. The agency said it has a plan in place to fix the issue.(NSA isn’t complying with federal laws on whistleblower protections, IG finds - NSA Inspector General)
  • The National Guard Bureau’s specialized unit for sexual assault cases has some room for improvement in its investigative processes. A review by the Pentagon’s inspector general found the Office of Complex Investigations didn’t have processes in place to consistently prepare investigative plans. It didn’t adequately document instances where investigators couldn’t gather the evidence they needed, didn’t adequately track key personnel in their investigations, and didn’t adequately document instances where investigators couldn’t gather the evidence they needed. The OIG says the National Guard Bureau has plans in place to address those issues, but it’s leaving four recommendations open until that happens. (National Guard Bureau needs to improve its sexual assault investigative process - DoD Inspector General)
  • The Trump administration is out with new data on the amount of money from fraud it says agencies have stopped and...


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