We’re Paying Millions to Make Hegseth ‘Secretary of War’
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PEER | April 30, 2026
For all its claims of being tight-fisted stewards of the taxpayers’ dollars, the Trump administration really is footloose and fancy free when it comes to vanity projects and symbolic measures. A 2025 estimate suggested the federal government might be on the hook for a cool half-billion ...
PEERMail | Is Congress Coming to Its Senses? No, But Now Is Still the Time to Act
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PEER |
Congress is finally feeling the heat for its deeply unpopular anti-environmental, anti-wildlife, and anti-government worker policies ...
Government seeks to toss Yellowstone lead poisoning case
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PEER | April 29, 2026
Sometime before March 2025, a Yellowstone employee separately filed a complaint with the Interior Department’s Office of Inspector General, alleging that the park failed to complete pre-renovation testing, take safety precautions and disclose the presence of lead paint in housing. Public ...
Yellowstone whistleblower alleges more lead in employee housing
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PEER | April 28, 2026
“Thousands of Yellowstone employees and their families have been and/or are currently being exposed to harmful levels of lead through the paint in their housing,” the disclosure states. “Many remain exposed today without a form of abatement. There are current and former residents ...
EPA workers disciplined for dissent letter get legal aid from whistleblower groups
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PEER |
Last summer, more than 600 EPA employees signed the letter excoriating Zeldin’s leadership of the agency, alleging among other things that his leadership undermined scientific consensus in favor of polluters. Though a majority of signatories did so anonymously, the agency quickly ...