Sexual Harassment is Worse in the Navy and Marine Corps– Here’s Why
On April 2, the Department of Defense issued its final version of a report detailing problems with how the Marine Corps and Navy deal with sexual harassment complaints.
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On April 2, the Department of Defense issued its final version of a report detailing problems with how the Marine Corps and Navy deal with sexual harassment complaints.
A DoD internal investigation has found that the U.S. Navy improperly spent millions of dollars on the Ukraine Assistance Program on at least three occasions.
Employees at the Sandia National Laboratories worked unnecessary overtime and changed project codes on official paperwork, an internal Department of Energy audit released on April 1 found.
There’s nothing worse than getting stabbed in the back by one of your own.
A coalition of state Attorneys General and the U.S. Justice Department are suing Apple for what they call “anticompetitive and exclusionary” business practices, according to a new lawsuit.
The government is serious about stopping cyber threats to U.S. infrastructure– so serious that the State Department is offering millions under its Rewards for Justice Program for information leading to the identification or location of members of the ALPHV BlackCat ransomware group, according to a March 27 announcement.
On March 26, Robert M. Clark of Florida pled guilty to charges related to his role in bilking Medicare for more than $30 million, according to a U.S. Department of Justice press release.
For law enforcement, military, and other security forces, nothing in their kit is more important than personal protective gear. Helmets and body armor provide lifesaving protection against bullets, bombs, knives and more.
Two men fraudulently obtained contracts managed by the Veterans Administration, according to a March 19, 2024 statement released by the VA.
A former hotel manager of a U.S. Army hotel in South Korea pled guilty to charges of theft, conspiracy, and bribery, according to a Department of Justice press release dated March 13, 2024.
The U.S. military failed to follow mandatory security measures designed to protect sensitive equipment provided to the government of Iraq, according to an unclassified report released by the DOD Inspector General (IG) in mid-March 2024.
Former President Donald J. Trump has all but wrapped up the Republican nomination for the 2024 Presidential Election.
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