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politics16 days ago

NJ Governor Sherrill Halts Travel as Caldwell Faces Internal Probe

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has suspended out-of-state travel to prevent Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell from assuming acting governor duties during an ongoing internal investigation into his conduct. Public records show Sherrill allowed Caldwell to serve as acting governor for 18 days before the probe was disclosed, despite retaining a legal team for the inquiry. Caldwell has hired personal counsel and denied wrongdoing, while Sherrill has maintained a strategy of silence regarding the investigation's specifics.

Steve Belichick resigns as UNC DC; family cites health and gratitude
sports22 days ago

Steve Belichick resigns as UNC DC; family cites health and gratitude

North Carolina announced that defensive coordinator Steve Belichick will resign effective Oct. 27 following an internal investigation into the program’s culture; the school said the actions were isolated and corrective steps are in progress. Jen Belichick released a family statement on ESPN’s Field Yates calling for health first and expressing gratitude for the opportunities in Chapel Hill, noting the family’s continued support for UNC defense as Brian Belichick steps up in Steve’s absence. Steve, Bill Belichick’s son and Brian’s brother, had been UNC’s highest-paid assistant. UNC is 2-0 and faces Clemson next.

Internal review flags Dianna Russini’s ties to Vrabel, prompting her first public response
media1 month ago

Internal review flags Dianna Russini’s ties to Vrabel, prompting her first public response

The Athletic published its long-awaited internal review of Dianna Russini, finding her reporting was not challenged but her relationship with Titans coach Mike Vrabel violated the publication’s standards; Russini, who did not participate in the piece, said in a statement to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand that she stands by all her reporting while declining to be interviewed, marking her first public comment since her April resignation and leaving her future in sports media uncertain.

FedEx Freight parts ways with chief commercial officer after internal probe
trucking1 month ago

FedEx Freight parts ways with chief commercial officer after internal probe

FedEx Freight fired Mike Lyons, its chief specialized services and commercial officer, after an internal investigation found conduct that violated the company’s Code of Conduct. Lyons, who led commercial strategy and customer experience and had 19 years with FedEx, will have his duties reassigned while the carrier searches for a replacement.

Jim Thornton's Lawyer Denies Criminal Flight Allegations in Wheel of Fortune Suspension
entertainment1 month ago

Jim Thornton's Lawyer Denies Criminal Flight Allegations in Wheel of Fortune Suspension

Jim Thornton’s lawyer denies TMZ’s report of criminal conduct on a May flight, saying no illegal activity occurred and law enforcement cleared him quickly; Sony Pictures Television suspended him and began recasting as an internal investigation continues, with Thornton’s tenure on Wheel of Fortune dating back to 2010.

Retired Border Patrol Chief Bovino under internal probe over immigration enforcement conduct, records reveal
immigration1 month ago

Retired Border Patrol Chief Bovino under internal probe over immigration enforcement conduct, records reveal

Newly released CBP records show former Border Patrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino retired while under internal investigation into his conduct during immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis and Chicago; the documents discuss his credibility in a Chicago deposition and reference alleged antisemitic remarks, with implications under the Giglio standard. Bovino contends the inquiries were politically motivated, while DHS declined to comment on former personnel.

Six SPD Employees Fired Over Personal Use of License-Plate Reader System
local2 months ago

Six SPD Employees Fired Over Personal Use of License-Plate Reader System

The Savannah Police Department terminated four sworn officers and two civilian employees after an internal investigation found misuse of the Flock Safety license plate reader system, including searches of personal acquaintances and sharing access with an outside agency. The findings led to the implementation of weekly audits and safeguards, and the cases have been referred to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for independent criminal review. The GBI investigation is ongoing and the names of the employees have not been released.

Michigan AD Warde Manuel to resign by year-end after culture probe
sports2 months ago

Michigan AD Warde Manuel to resign by year-end after culture probe

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel will step down at the end of the calendar year after a months-long internal review into the Wolverines’ athletics culture. The Jenner & Block investigation cited three areas for improvement—leadership accountability, organizational structure and reporting culture—and noted failures to quickly act on misconduct allegations. Michigan released a high-level summary and will implement changes, while full findings remain private. Manuel’s tenure featured championships amid controversy, including the Sherrone Moore scandal and related lawsuits.

NYT internal probe into Dianna Russini remains underway
sports3 months ago

NYT internal probe into Dianna Russini remains underway

The New York Times confirms its internal investigation into Dianna Russini is still ongoing, with The Athletic having begun its own inquiry earlier in the year. The Times says there’s no conclusion yet, even as earlier timelines circulated by The Post, and the final report could revisit details such as Russini’s alleged FaceTime call to a coach to avoid a ticket.

Russini’s Athletic Salary Under Scrutiny Amid Times-Backed Deal Talks
business3 months ago

Russini’s Athletic Salary Under Scrutiny Amid Times-Backed Deal Talks

The New York Times profile on Dianna Russini recounts her move from ESPN to The Athletic, noting The Athletic paid near $800,000 annually and was negotiating a renewal when a story about her relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel emerged; The Athletic is conducting an internal investigation amid tensions within The Times Company, with a final report expected soon.

Amazon Faces Internal Probe Over Public Comments on Data Center Regulation
technology3 months ago

Amazon Faces Internal Probe Over Public Comments on Data Center Regulation

Three Amazon software engineers in Seattle say they’re under internal investigation for discussing data-center regulation outside of work. They filed a complaint with Seattle’s Office for Civil Rights alleging retaliation for expressing their political beliefs. Amazon says the probe concerns whether the comments were made in their capacity as Amazonians, not as private citizens, and has no current plan to fire them. The case unfolds as Seattle recently enacted a one-year moratorium on new data centers to craft new rules.

Amazon probes engineers after critiquing AI data-center boom
technology3 months ago

Amazon probes engineers after critiquing AI data-center boom

Amazon is investigating three engineers who spoke at Seattle City Council meetings criticizing the rapid AI data-center expansion and urging government regulation; the company says it may discipline employees and has noted they spoke as Amazonians rather than private citizens, amid allegations of monitoring political advocacy as Seattle considers a one-year moratorium on new data centers.

Five FBI Analysts Fired Over Richmond Memo on Catholic Extremist Ideology
politics4 months ago

Five FBI Analysts Fired Over Richmond Memo on Catholic Extremist Ideology

The FBI has fired at least five analysts who helped draft the withdrawn 2023 Richmond memo scrutinizing links between violent extremists and Radical Traditionalist Catholic ideology; an internal review found procedural errors and judgment issues but no malicious intent, with corrective actions and admonishments issued. A separate DOJ inspector general review found no evidence of orders to tie specific religions to extremism or of discriminatory conduct. The firings come amid political pushback from Trump allies who say the memo signals anti-Christian bias, and tie the memo to broader debates about FBI bias; the case fits into a slate of personnel changes at the bureau during the Trump era.

CIA Officials Put on Leave as Officer’s Gold-Stash Scandal Unfolds
national-security4 months ago

CIA Officials Put on Leave as Officer’s Gold-Stash Scandal Unfolds

The CIA has placed several senior officials on administrative leave while it reviews how they handled the case of David Rush, a veteran officer arrested in Virginia for allegedly lying about his Navy Reserve status and for receiving large sums of foreign currency and gold bars for “work-related expenses.” Authorities found about 303 gold bars, $2 million in cash, and more than 30 luxury watches at his home. The unfolding case has lawmakers questioning vetting and oversight, with the CIA referring the matter to the FBI as an internal investigation continues.