It’s not good p.r. when someone from your own agency sues because of a goof. In Arizona, the U.S. Attorney’s Office is trying to make this go away via a legal motion. In the end, the government might just have to end up forking some money over to make it vanish. By Dennis Wagner The…
The 9/11 report was an important document which laid out a lot constructive ideas. Someone needs to keep hammering away and reminding the administration how important it is to implement those recommendations. Let’s not wait for the next disaster. By Chris Battle Security DeBrief Blog Chris Battle WASHINGTON — Just as they did under the…
Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich won’t be the only true character in the courtroom when his public corruption trial begins in June. The judge presiding over the case has quite a background. MIKE ROBINSON The Associated Press CHICAGO – Judge James B. Zagel has meted out justice on the silver screen and masterminded a bank robbery in…
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Yes, as you might expect, the training is rigorous, the requirements are tough. Here’s the details. By Laura Blumenfeld Washington Post Sunday Magazine LESSON ONE: Get Ready To Die The teacher walks into the mat room. “Good morning, Mr. Mixon,” the students say in unison. “Cut that [expletive] out. Don’t act like you give a…
Janet Napolitano on Bill Maher Show By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com HBO tv host Bill Maher can be downright tough as an interviewer. But Friday night was just short of a love fest when Homeland Security Sec. Janet Napolitano appeared via satellite on his 11 p.m. show “Real Time With Bill Maher”. She must have the…
Public corruption has long plagued New Jersey. Now it’s certain to come up in the governor’s race. Claire Heininger, Josh Margo and Josh Margolin Newark Star-Ledger A week ago, Gov. Jon Corzine was riding high, beaming onstage as President Obama heartily endorsed his re-election. Yesterday, a grim-faced Corzine stepped to another podium to address a…
Confusion continues to reign over the nation’s policy on marijuana. California lawmakers want to tax the crop. The feds are against legalization. In Fresno County, Calif., federal and local agents in the past 10 days have seized more than $1 billion in marijuana crops and arrested 82 people. By Marc Benjamin The Fresno Bee The…
