Bob Ivry

New Jersey

Reporter, Editor, and Ghostwriter at Freelance

Journalist and ghostwriter. Author, "The Seven Sins of Wall Street." He/him

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Might Of The Living Feds: The Need To Tackle The 1,500+ 'Zombie' Gov't Departments

1 month ago | cryptonews.bizlim.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy |Tyler Durden

Might Of The Living Feds: The Need To Tackle The 1,500+ 'Zombie' Gov't DepartmentsAuthored by Bob Ivry, Jeremy Portnoy and RealClearInvestigations,In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the agency stipulated that authorization for its funding would expire in 1980, when lawmakers were required to vote on whether to keep it alive. They never did.
Might of the Living Feds: 1,500+ Cash-Sucking 'Zombies'

1 month ago | kilgorenewsherald.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

By Bob Ivry and Jeremy Portnoy, RealClearInvestigationsMarch 25, 2025In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the agency stipulated that authorization for its funding would expire in 1980, when lawmakers were required to vote on whether to keep it alive. They never did. Still, Congress has funded LSC every year since.
Might of the Living Feds: 1,500+ Cash-Sucking 'Zombies'

1 month ago | news-journal.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the agency stipulated that authorization for its funding would expire in 1980, when lawmakers were required to vote on whether to keep it alive. They never did. Still, Congress has funded LSC every year since.
Might of the Living Feds: 1,500+ Cash-Sucking ‘Zombies’

1 month ago | freedombunker.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the […]Source READ MORE
Might of the Living Feds: 1,500+ Cash-Sucking ‘Zombies’

1 month ago | amgreatness.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the agency stipulated that authorization for its funding would expire in 1980, when lawmakers were required to vote on whether to keep it alive. They never did. Still, Congress has funded LSC every year since.
Might of the Living Feds: 1,500 Cash-Sucking 'Zombies' | Real Clear Investigations - News - News | Open The Books

1 month ago | openthebooks.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

By Bob Ivry and Jeremy Portnoy, RealClearInvestigations In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the agency stipulated that authorization for its funding would expire in 1980, when lawmakers were required to vote on whether to keep it alive. They never did. Still, Congress has funded LSC every year since.
Major headache: Why the Pentagon has never passed a financial audit

2 months ago | wnd.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

To crack down on Pentagon spending, the Defense Department adopted a program in 2015 to track spending on lodging and entertainment. But so few officials used the Visa government travel charge card that nearly 4 million card transactions worth $1.2 billion couldn’t be reviewed in enough detail to check for misuse, abuse, and fraud, the Pentagon’s Office of Inspector General said last month. The travel card failure is just one example of why the Pentagon has never passed an annual financial audit.
Why Can’t the Pentagon’s Army of Budget Bean Counters Shoot Straight?

2 months ago | fox26medford.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

By Bob Ivry and Jeremy Portnoy, RealClearInvestigationsMarch 3, 2025To crack down on Pentagon spending, the Defense Department adopted a program in 2015 to track spending on lodging and entertainment. But so few officials used the Visa government travel charge card that nearly 4 million card transactions worth $1.2 billion couldn’t be reviewed in enough detail to check for misuse, abuse, and fraud, the Pentagon’s Office of Inspector General said last month.
Why Can’t the Pentagon’s Army of Budget Bean Counters Shoot Straight?

2 months ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

To crack down on Pentagon spending, the Defense Department adopted a program in 2015 to track spending on lodging and entertainment. But so few officials used the Visa government travel charge card that nearly 4 million card transactions worth $1.2 billion couldn’t be reviewed in enough detail to check for misuse, abuse, and fraud, the Pentagon’s Office of Inspector General said last month. kAm%96 EC2G6= 42C5 72:=FC6 :D ;FDE @?6 6I2>A=6 @7 H9J E96 !6?E28@? 92D ?6G6C A2DD65 2?
The Pentagon’s $850B Nightmare Will Be DOGE’s Biggest Challenge Yet

2 months ago | conservativereview.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy