Special covert setting enables high-level officers to hide license plate tracking from beat cops
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Booz Allen, former Snowden employer, to receive DHS contract for government network security operations
The government is planning to spend billions of dollars to provide 'continuous monitoring' of internet and network traffic for federal civilian agencies. Naturally, the money will go to private contractors. From NextGov:The Attorney General, sentencing reform, and what went wrong with Edward Alemany
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This guest blog is by Andrea Lance
Military contractor CACI seeks payment from Abu Ghraib prisoners who sued over torture allegations
A photograph from Abu Ghraib prison, where American military officials tortured Iraqis. A now-dismissed lawsuit alleged private contractors took part in abuses.
Bloomberg loves video surveillance, but not when it monitors the police
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(Start the above video at 54:30 to see Bloomberg and Kelly speak; they were about an hour late.)
Congressman: Contra rumors, DHS has 32 armored trucks nationwide
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