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  • Trump lawyers say document shows he kept ‘Q’ clearance for nuclear secrets

    01/18/2024 10:48:05 AM PST · by bitt · 44 replies
    wapo ^ | 1/17/2024 | perry stein
    In Florida trial involving classified documents, Donald Trump’s lawyers are seeking more information about a Department of Energy clearance list Former president Donald Trump’s lawyers say they may use evidence suggesting that Trump had a high-level security clearance as recently as last year to bolster their defense that the former president was acting in “good-faith and non-criminal states of mind” when he took sensitive documents from the White House to his Florida residence after leaving office. The revelation came in a legal filing late Tuesday night in which Trump’s attorneys urged Judge Aileen M. Cannon — who is overseeing Trump’s...
  • Russia Says Britain Requested Permission for Spy Plane to Fly Over Russia

    08/16/2022 3:25:18 PM PDT · by RomanSoldier19 · 41 replies
    https://www.usnews.com/ ^ | Aug. 16, 2022 | By Reuters via US NEWS
    Russia's Defence Ministry said on Tuesday that Britain has requested permission for its RC-135 spy plane to fly over Russia, a move it termed "a deliberate provocation". A U.K. Ministry of Defence source denied that Britain had asked permission to fly a spy plane over Russia. The Russian Defence Ministry said that Russia's airforce had been tasked with preventing any violations of Russian airspace.
  • U.S. Marshals lose track of encrypted radios: WSJ report

    07/21/2013 7:20:53 PM PDT · by markomalley · 54 replies
    Reuters ^ | 7/21/2013
    The U.S. Marshals Service has lost track of about 2,000 encrypted two-way radios worth millions of dollars, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing internal records it had obtained through a public records request. The paper reported that the problems date back to at least 2011, when the Marshals were deploying new versions of the radios to communicate in the field. The Wall Street Journal said an internal technology office had warned about the issue, but the problems tracking the equipment persisted. "It is apparent that negligence and incompetence has resulted in a grievous mismanagement of millions of dollars...
  • NNSA Announces Completion of first B83 Dismantlement at Y-12 (dismantling our best nuke).

    01/20/2011 11:19:34 AM PST · by DCBryan1 · 9 replies · 1+ views
    Press Release NNSA Announces Completion of first B83 Dismantlement at Y-12 Jan 20, 2011 Program required development of new equipment and training program WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) today announced that its Y-12 National Security Complex has completed the dismantlement of the first secondary from a retired B83, one of the biggest weapon systems ever built. The B83 was introduced into the U.S. nuclear stockpile in 1983. While the B83 remains in service, some of its components have been replaced and some retired B83s have been removed from the stockpile. “Dismantlement of the first B83 secondary...
  • Investigation cites Indian trust officials

    07/29/2006 10:14:13 AM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 23 replies · 440+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 7/29/06 | Jennifer Talhelm - ap
    WASHINGTON - Officials in the federal agency that oversees American Indian trust assets had an improper social relationship with an accounting firm and pressured subordinates to give the firm preferential treatment, a government investigation found. Senior managers in the Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians based in Albuquerque, N.M., golfed, drank and partied with the executives of the New Mexico accounting firm Chavarria, Dunne & Lamey, which won $6.6 million in contract work over eight years, according to the report by the Interior Department's inspector general. The investigation, first reported this week by U.S. News & World Report,...
  • Two New Discoveries Answer Big Questions In Evolution Theory

    04/07/2006 4:16:49 AM PDT · by PatrickHenry · 726 replies · 8,636+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | 07 April 2006 | SHARON BEGLEY
    Even as the evolution wars rage, on school boards and in courtrooms, biologists continue to accumulate empirical data supporting Darwinian theory. Two extraordinary discoveries announced this week should go a long way to providing even more of the evidence that critics of evolution say is lacking. One study produced what biblical literalists have been demanding ever since Darwin -- the iconic "missing links." If species evolve, they ask, with one segueing into another, where are the transition fossils, those man-ape or reptile-mammal creatures that evolution posits?In yesterday's issue of Nature, paleontologists unveiled an answer: well-preserved fossils of a previously unknown...
  • Sweden Farm Makes Pricey Moose Cheese

    06/23/2004 2:55:14 PM PDT · by knak · 149 replies · 6,705+ views
    yahoo ^ | 6/23/04
    STOCKHOLM, Sweden - It's healthy and tasty, for those with expensive tastes. Farmers in northern Sweden are milking moose and making cheese, which they sell for a lot of dough — nearly $500 a pound. The buyers include upscale hotels and restaurants in Sweden. AP Photo Christer Johansson and his wife, Ulla, started their 59-acre dairy farm "Moose House" seven years ago in Bjursholm, 404 miles north of the capital, Stockholm. They claim it is the only moose dairy farm in Europe. The Johanssons currently have 14 moose in the fields but only three — "Gullan," "Haelga" and "Juna" —...
  • The New Frontier

    06/04/2002 7:22:49 AM PDT · by NonZeroSum · 9 replies · 186+ views
    National Review Online ^ | June 4, 2002 | Dave Kopel and Glenn Reynolds
    On the launch fields of Cape Canaveral, rusty gantries and smoke-stained concrete pads sit as silent relics of the Cold War. What is worthwhile has long since been salvaged; the rest awaits demolition while signs warn visitors not to come too close to the dangerous parts. Though sad to look at, the relics are only small-scale dangers. The same cannot be said of another Cold War relic that poses far more risk to America's future. That is the Outer Space Treaty of 1967. Like the abandoned launch fields, the Outer Space Treaty needs to have its valuable parts salvaged, and...