Federal health officials and scientists are now required to coordinate all statements and public appearances on novel coronavirus with the Office of the Vice President.

Officials at NOAA removed recommendations that were based on the best available science to protect the whale species.

Officials at HHS sent workers to Wuhan, China in late January and early February, in the middle of the coronavirus epidemic, without proper training or personal protective equipment.

The EEOC is nixing the collection of worker’s pay data, sorted by race, sex, ethnicity, and job category, from businesses with over 100 employees.

The EPA's political appointees suppressed the ability of EPA staff to provide scientific input during the public comment process on a proposed rule.

The EPA failed to carry out analyses that would have assessed whether the health of children would be compromised by a rule that would have allowed the sale of trucks that have highly polluting engines in them.

A political appointee at the DOI suppressed objections of engineers on a rule that rolled back protections for the safety of offshore oil rig workers.

The DOE blocked the CFPB from obtaining data on a student loan forgiveness program.

the EPA has forbidden SACC from commenting on some of the EPA’s decisionmaking processes which have a scientific basis, such as certain routes of exposure, worker safety protections, cancer risks, and the quality of industry data.