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RESTON, Va. -- Northrop Grumman Corporation has been awarded a task order by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to provide technical services that will enhance the communication of information across the Immigration and Customs Enforcement enterprise.
Investigators probing a massacre at a US army base that left 13 dead won a boost Monday as the suspected shooter regained consciousness amid hopes he would reveal the motive for the attack.
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association spent $770,000 in the third quarter lobbying on issues related to small aircraft, security and airport fees, according to a recent disclosure form.
WASHINGTON -- The FBI and the Army last year investigated contacts between a Yemen-based militant Islamist prayer leader and the Army psychiatrist accused of last week's deadly shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, but they dropped the case after concluding that he didn't pose a terrorist threat, a senior federal law enforcement official said Monday.
The Department of Transportation by Oct. 23 had approved $30 billion in project spending under the stimulus law, and cut checks totaling $4.85 billion.
Multinational corporations are fighting to preserve language in a spending bill that would weaken a ban on federal contracts. Read more...
Investigators said Monday that they had been tracking Nidal Malik Hasan's correspondence with someone abroad since last year. Reports suggest that person is radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki. But its unclear whether investigators told the Army.
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | The general is eager to get the situation in hand, but he's got his tactics backward. And not just the general. So have a lot of other people in the government. Judgment flees in the face of a challenge by goody-goody intentions.
With the health-reform bill’s “public option” truly reduced to the “sliver” that President Barack Obama once called it – and indeed having become a feature that mostly benefits the insurance industry – the next question must be: why is it still being opposed by industry defenders like Sen. Joe Lieberman?
Recently, the U.S. House of Representatives approved the "Chemical and Water Security Act of 2009."
OPINION/ANALYSIS: The general is eager to get the situation in hand, but he's got his tactics backward. And not just the general. So have a lot of other people in the government. Judgment flees in the face of a challenge by goody-goody intentions. Gen. George Casey, the Army chief of staff, says he's worried -- "no, not worried, but I'm concerned" -- about a backlash against Muslims by Americans ...
Published: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 5:16 a.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 5:16 a.m.
Governor Jodi Rell called reporters to a press conference late Monday, where she announced she would not run for re-election. The decision by the still-popular Republican Governor throws the race wide open.
Less than 1% of America's 1.4 million troops are Muslim -- and that number is the military's best guess, since just 4,000 troops have declared their faith in service records
Didn't anyone in the US Army notice what Sen. Joe Lieberman says were "very, very strong warning signs" that Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the alleged Ft. Hood gunman, had become a "self-radicalized, home-grown terrorist"? US intelligence agencies repo...
From staff and wire reports The personal website for a radical American imam living in Yemen who had contact with two Sept. 11 hijackers is praising alleged Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan as a hero. The posting Monday on the website for Anwar Aulaqi, who was a spiritual leader at two mosques where three Sept. 11 hijackers worshipped, said American Muslims who condemned the attacks on ...
