After the city of Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) investigated complaints about hiring and title changes at the Jacksonville Housing Authority (JHA), the agency agreed to strengthen its internal controls to prevent future issues, according to a report from the OIG.

The State Department's internal watchdog says that a missing $6,000 bottle of Japanese whisky given to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo remains unaccounted for.

"The OIG is initiating a review that will assess the DOJ's and FBI's planning for a future FBI Headquarters facility," Inspector General Michael Horowitz wrote in a letter to House committee chairmen, including Elijah Cummings of Oversight and Peter DeFazio of Transportation and Infrastructure, both Democrats. The decision ultimately went to the White House, and was discussed in an Oval Office meeting with the President. A separate inspector general review last summer concluded the head of the General Services Administration, which is responsible for government facilities, avoided telling Congress about the President's role in the decision. The testimony from GSA Administrator Emily Murphy was "incomplete" and may have misled Congress, the GSA inspector general found. The decision for the FBI to remain at its current site was "effectively settled" prior to the Oval Office meeting.