- Josh Hicks
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Josh Hicks covers the federal government and anchors the Federal Eye blog. He reported for newspapers in the Detroit and Seattle suburbs before joining the Post as a contributor to Glenn Kessler’s Fact Checker blog in 2011. Josh graduated from Albion College and Stanford. He also lived in New Zealand for eight months working as a commercial fisherman and fruit picker. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook or Google+.
Report: Ex-Interior Department official steered federal awards to friends
An inspector general’s report largely substantiated allegations from agency employees against former official Anthony Babauta.
Acting VA secretary promises to ‘make dust,’ change VA culture
Acting VA Secretary Sloan Gibson issued his first remarks about the VA scandal since taking over as the department’s head last week.
OSC probes alleged VA retaliation against whistleblowers
OSC looks into claims VA retaliated against 37 employees, some of whom tried to expose scheduling scandal.
Watchdog agencies to testify Monday about VA scheduling
The House Veterans Affairs Committee has scheduled a hearing for Monday.
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