The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs agency responsible for providing veterans financial assistance like disability compensation is still requiring veterans to attend unnecessary medical reexaminations and is spending millions in public funds to do so, according to a recent department watchdog report.
A U.S. Department of Labor board rejected a mother of five's bid to extend her nanny's work visa for another year, saying the mother, who suffers from a rare stomach disorder, didn't sufficiently back her need for the extension.
Democratic lawmakers urged the Biden administration to lower its 75% proposed fee hike for waivers that allow relatives of green card holders and citizens to stay in the country while waiting for visas, saying the steep jump would keep millions of American families apart.
The U.S. Department of Commerce on Wednesday teed up a preliminary duty of nearly 170% for Chinese freight rail couplers in its investigation into whether the couplers were being imported at unfairly low prices, thus distorting the domestic market.
Oshkosh Defense LLC protested a U.S. Army deal that could be worth more than $8.6 billion for the production of light tactical vehicles, telling the Government Accountability Office that proposals to win the contract may have been improperly assessed.