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The frequent Fox News commentator who prosecutors say lied about a career with the CIA to win actual government work will be freed from jail while he waits for his trial to begin early next year, a federal judge ruled Friday. After a lengthy and at times contentious hearing, U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III […]

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One of the two Americans killed in a shooting attack Monday that left five people dead at a Jordanian police training center lived in the Tampa Bay area.James "Damon" Creach, 42, has lived in New Tampa with his wife and three children for several years, family and neighbors said. Creach worked as a law enforcement […]

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KBR, a former subsidiary of Halliburton, has received criticism for being what many consider a "shoe in" for government contracts because of connections to former Vice President Dick Cheney, who was CEO of Halliburton until 2000. However, political connections aside, there seem to be an abundance of construction companies lately that have played fast and […]

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C&S Corporation, of Seoul, Korea, protests the award of a contract to KF&S Corporation, also of Seoul, Korea, under request for proposals (RFP) No. W91QVN-15-R-0036, which was issued by the Department of the Army, Army Contracting Command, for contract security guard services. C&S argues that KF&S's proposal should have been found unacceptable for failing to […]

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A new generation’s Agent Orange: The waste of war in Iraq & Afghanistan Waste environmental pollution caused by potentially hazardous emissions caused by the use of open-air burn pits during the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan may have created a new generation’s “Agent Orange.” Author Eric Bonds, reports that, “During the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, […]

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