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Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
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Former House Veterans’ Affairs ranking member gets five-year prison sentence
Democrat Corrine Brown was convicted of using an education charity as a personal slush fund.
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Trump complains about ‘very unfair’ treatment of Flynn
Trump, who spoke to reporters Monday as he left the White House to head to Utah, unleashed a string of tweets over the weekend in which he criticized the FBI and raised questions about the federal investigation into Russian election meddling and possible ties to his campaign.
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Former NSA employee kept top secret information at home
It’s the latest in a series of breaches involving workers at the nation’s largest spy shop
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Former Trump adviser Flynn pleads guilty, is cooperating in Trump campaign probe
Flynn also agreed to cooperate with Mueller’s probe, which focuses on Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible coordination between Russia and Donald Trump’s campaign aimed at sending the Republican businessman to the White House.
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FBI deviated from its policy on alerting hacking victims
The FBI deviated from its own policy to notify victims of computer hacking when it left U.S. officials and other Americans in the dark about Kremlin-aligned attempts to break into their personal Gmail accounts.
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FBI didn’t notify many US officials targeted by Russian hackers
The FBI failed to notify scores of U.S. officials that Russian hackers were trying to break into their personal Gmail accounts despite having evidence for at least a year that the targets were in the Kremlin’s crosshairs.
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Authorities believe border agent may have fallen to his death
Investigators believe a border patrol agent who died in West Texas after suffering extensive injuries to his head and body may have fallen down a 14-foot culvert, and his partner, who radioed for help, has no memory of what happened.
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The Motley Crew (no not the heavy metal band) plead guilty to State Department car theft
Another day, another instance of federal employee clownery, this time from the Department of State.
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Federal procurement officer indicted in $2.3M fraud scheme
A former Sandia National Laboratories procurement officer received an 11-count indictment concerning the fraudulent appropriation of a federal contract.
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Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
-
Former House Veterans’ Affairs ranking member gets five-year prison sentence
Democrat Corrine Brown was convicted of using an education charity as a personal slush fund.
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Trump complains about ‘very unfair’ treatment of Flynn
Trump, who spoke to reporters Monday as he left the White House to head to Utah, unleashed a string of tweets over the weekend in which he criticized the FBI and raised questions about the federal investigation into Russian election meddling and possible ties to his campaign.
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Former NSA employee kept top secret information at home
It’s the latest in a series of breaches involving workers at the nation’s largest spy shop
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Former Trump adviser Flynn pleads guilty, is cooperating in Trump campaign probe
Flynn also agreed to cooperate with Mueller’s probe, which focuses on Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible coordination between Russia and Donald Trump’s campaign aimed at sending the Republican businessman to the White House.
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FBI deviated from its policy on alerting hacking victims
The FBI deviated from its own policy to notify victims of computer hacking when it left U.S. officials and other Americans in the dark about Kremlin-aligned attempts to break into their personal Gmail accounts.
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FBI didn’t notify many US officials targeted by Russian hackers
The FBI failed to notify scores of U.S. officials that Russian hackers were trying to break into their personal Gmail accounts despite having evidence for at least a year that the targets were in the Kremlin’s crosshairs.
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Authorities believe border agent may have fallen to his death
Investigators believe a border patrol agent who died in West Texas after suffering extensive injuries to his head and body may have fallen down a 14-foot culvert, and his partner, who radioed for help, has no memory of what happened.
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The Motley Crew (no not the heavy metal band) plead guilty to State Department car theft
Another day, another instance of federal employee clownery, this time from the Department of State.
-
Federal procurement officer indicted in $2.3M fraud scheme
A former Sandia National Laboratories procurement officer received an 11-count indictment concerning the fraudulent appropriation of a federal contract.
-
Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
-
Former House Veterans’ Affairs ranking member gets five-year prison sentence
Democrat Corrine Brown was convicted of using an education charity as a personal slush fund.
-
Trump complains about ‘very unfair’ treatment of Flynn
Trump, who spoke to reporters Monday as he left the White House to head to Utah, unleashed a string of tweets over the weekend in which he criticized the FBI and raised questions about the federal investigation into Russian election meddling and possible ties to his campaign.
-
Former NSA employee kept top secret information at home
It’s the latest in a series of breaches involving workers at the nation’s largest spy shop
-
Former Trump adviser Flynn pleads guilty, is cooperating in Trump campaign probe
Flynn also agreed to cooperate with Mueller’s probe, which focuses on Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible coordination between Russia and Donald Trump’s campaign aimed at sending the Republican businessman to the White House.
-
FBI deviated from its policy on alerting hacking victims
The FBI deviated from its own policy to notify victims of computer hacking when it left U.S. officials and other Americans in the dark about Kremlin-aligned attempts to break into their personal Gmail accounts.
-
FBI didn’t notify many US officials targeted by Russian hackers
The FBI failed to notify scores of U.S. officials that Russian hackers were trying to break into their personal Gmail accounts despite having evidence for at least a year that the targets were in the Kremlin’s crosshairs.
-
Authorities believe border agent may have fallen to his death
Investigators believe a border patrol agent who died in West Texas after suffering extensive injuries to his head and body may have fallen down a 14-foot culvert, and his partner, who radioed for help, has no memory of what happened.
-
The Motley Crew (no not the heavy metal band) plead guilty to State Department car theft
Another day, another instance of federal employee clownery, this time from the Department of State.
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Federal procurement officer indicted in $2.3M fraud scheme
A former Sandia National Laboratories procurement officer received an 11-count indictment concerning the fraudulent appropriation of a federal contract.













