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Not everyone is comfortable reporting unethical behavior, survey indicates
COLUMN | About 45 percent of Secret Service workers would fear reprisal, and that’s too high.
Senators don’t believe Secret Service scandal was a one-time fling
Questions reflect a persistent concern: Instead of an aberration, does Cartagena indicate a culture of loose living by agents on the road?
Secret Service director to defend agency and outline code of conduct
Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan will testify before Congress on Wednesday about his agency’s response to the Colombian prostitution scandal.
Secret Service director plans to defend agency and outline code of conduct
Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan plans to present a strong defense of his staff at a Senate hearing Wednesday while outlining steps to prevent a recurrence of the agency's prostitution scandal in April.
- Government has foreign language deficit
- Secret Service director to testify about scandal
- Federal Diary: House subcommittee looks into Homeland Security corruption
- House probes corruption in DHS agencies
- Lawmakers find bipartisan ground on behalf of federal workforce
- Senate panel approves benefits for same-sex partners of federal employees
- Federal agent slain by lynch mob is honored
- New federal limits on travel, meetings
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