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Step into the shadows, follow the clues, and brace yourself for an adrenaline-pumping journey into the world of mystery, mayhem, and murder — this is True Crime With The Bad Girl, The Playa & The Stars. Every Monday night at 7 PM Eastern Time, the airwaves ignite on The Playa Entertainment Network with a true crime podcast like no other. Blending the grit of pro wrestling legends with the intrigue of real-life criminal cases, this powerhouse panel isn’t here to sugarcoat a thing — they’re he ...
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Veterans Affairs sets new record for disability and pension claims processing
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Veterans Affairs is setting a new record for the number of disability and pension claims processed in a single year. The VA has gone through more than two and a half million claims so far in fiscal 2025, surpassing last year’s total. The department says it’s shrunk the claims backlog by 37% since President Donald Trump took office. The backlog incr…
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Federal appeals court gives DOGE access to sensitive data as several agencies
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A federal appeals court is giving the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive data at several agencies. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit overturned a lower court’s ruling that barred DOGE from accessing records at the Treasury Department … the Education Department … and the Office of Personnel Management. Appeals cou…
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Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts looks to strengthen cyber protections
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The Administrative Office of the United States Courts says it’s strengthening cyber protections after hackers hit the Judiciary's electronic case management system. The Judiciary says most documents are already available to the public, but that it’s putting in place more rigorous procedures to restrict access to sensitive documents under carefully …
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True Crime WIth The Bad Girl, The Playa, & The Stars - Episode 58 - The Damsel of Death
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Join Boston Bad Girl Brittany Brown, Dangerous Dave Star & The Playa Benny Scala as they dive into the chilling case of America’s most notorious female serial killer. This week, it's no-holds-barred as the crew unpacks the twisted life, motives, and legacy of Aileen Wuornos, who left a trail of bodies across Florida from 1989 to 1990. 💥 Unfiltered …
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Federal employees’ COVID vaccine statuses removed from personnel documents
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Federal employees’ COVID-19 vaccination status will soon no longer appear on their personnel documents. The Trump administration is directing agencies to scrub vaccination information from federal HR files. That includes erasing any instances of employees not complying with vaccine mandates, or requesting exemptions from any mandates. The Office of…
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House Democrats push for details on USDA’s relocation plans
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House Democrats are pushing for details on the Department of Agriculture’s major relocation plans. The lawmakers say testimony from USDA leadership last month did not clarify how well the agency had planned ahead before announcing the relocations. The agency also failed to estimate how many employees would leave their jobs as a result of the move, …
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OPM sees increase in federal retirement claims processing
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Federal employees submitting their retirement paperwork may have to wait longer to get their claims processed. The Office of Personnel Management reported that during July, it took the agency 59 days, on average, to process a federal employee’s retirement package from start to finish. That’s two weeks longer, on average, than it took OPM to work th…
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A new bill looks to enhance whistleblower protections for FBI employees
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There’s a growing effort in Congress to enhance whistleblower protections for FBI employees. A new bill from Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, if enacted, would expand several portions of the existing whistleblower protections at the FBI. For one, the legislation would protect FBI agents who appeal adverse personnel decisions. The bill would also …
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Defense Department plans for more reductions in staff
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The Defense Department is planning on reorganizing and reducing the size of the staff that supports the Defense Technical Information Center or DTIC. The Pentagon says through a reduction-in-force effort, DTIC will cut 40 civilian positions. It expects the RIF notices to go out by August 25. Additionally, Silvana Rubino-Hallman, who is the acting a…
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True Crime With The Bad Girl, The Playa, & The Stars - Episode 57 - The Honor Killing Trial
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🔥 THIS WEEK ON True Crime With The Bad Girl, The Playa, & The Stars 🔥 A 17-year-old girl fights for her life—and her freedom—from the very people who gave her life. In a jaw-dropping case straight out of Washington State, Ihsan and Zahraa Ali stand accused of attempting to murder their own daughter in an alleged “honor killing” for refusing an arra…
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Federal employees saw their retirements account grow across 14 of 16 funds in the Thrift Savings Plan in July. But the rate of growth for most of the funds was under 1% as compared to June. New data from TSP shows only the S and C funds increased month over month by more than 1%. Only two of the funds, F and I, ended up lower in July than in June, …
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Veterans Affairs is getting a new permanent watchdog
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Veterans Affairs is getting a new permanent watchdog. The Senate confirmed senior VA advisor Cheryl Mason to serve as the next VA inspector general. President Trump fired the last VA inspector general, Michael Missal, in January along with 16 other agency IGs. Mason previously served as the first woman to chair the Board of Veterans Appeals. See Pr…
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It’s National Whistleblower Day and OSC is recognizing some public servants
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In honor of National Whistleblower Day, the Office of Special Counsel is recognizing two federal employees with outstanding public servant awards. The two whistleblowers who earned this year’s award come from the Mine Safety and Health Administration. The employees had reported over 50 active mines in the Pacific that hadn’t been inspected since 20…
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is getting new leadership
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is getting new permanent leadership. The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s pick Susan Monarez to serve as CDC director. She’ll be the CDC’s first director without a medical degree in more than 70 years. CDC laid off about 2,400 employees in April. But the agency reinstated about a third of them…
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TSA seeks private sector solutions to enhance airport security and passenger experience
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The Transportation Security Administration wants to use artificial intelligence and other private sector technologies to streamline airport screening. Under a recent request for information, TSA asked for feedback on turnkey solutions that could be used at airport checkpoints. The deadline to respond is August 1. The RFI was issued through TSA’s Sc…
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True Crime With The Bad Girl, The Playa, & The Stars - Episode 56 - Lady Of The Dunes
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🎙️ True Crime With The Bad Girl, The Playa & The Stars 💀 THIS WEEK: "The Lady of the Dunes" – The Chilling Mystery of Ruth Marie Terry This Monday at 7PM ET on The Playa Entertainment Network, the True Crime Fab 4 dives deep into one of New England’s most haunting unsolved murders: the case of Ruth Marie Terry, infamously known for decades as "Lady…
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275: From the Battlefield to the CBD Boardroom: Craig Henderson of Extract Labs
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Craig Henderson is the CEO of Extract Labs, a Boulder, Colorado-based full-service hemp extraction laboratory offering a proprietary line of boutique CBD-infused products. Craig started the company in his garage in 2016. This Episode is Sponsored By: Jon Ostenson, Founder of FranBridge Consulting and Top 1% US Franchise Consultant is here to help y…
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TSP closes out June with just over $1 trillion in assets
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The Thrift Savings Plan closed out the month of June with just over $1 trillion dollars in assets, across 7.2 million TSP participants. Officials on the TSP board say that high number shows a strong level of trust among participants in the TSP. Board officials are also reporting high levels of satisfaction among TSP participants. For the last 12 mo…
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A bill to expand non-VA health care for veterans is advancing through Congress
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A bill expanding veterans’ access to non-VA health care is making its way through Congress. The House VA Committee advanced the Veterans' ACCESS Act. The bill would make it easier for veterans covered by the VA to seek heath care in the private sector and would create an online patient self-service scheduling system. Committee Chairman Mike Bost sa…
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National Science Foundation employees push back against Trump administration’s plans
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Employees at the National Science Foundation are pushing back against the Trump administration’s actions at the agency. Nearly 150 NSF employees signed a letter of dissent this week. They’re criticizing the administration’s terminations of agency workers, while also cutting appropriated funding. Altogether, the NSF employees warn that the administr…
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