Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
Lax oversight by the State Department appears to have allowed Blackwater to overcharge a nonprofit organization for security services in Iraq, according to a government audit released Thursday.
The solution to our fiscal crisis, The Nation magazine editorializes, is to “end the wars, allow the tax cuts to expire and restore robust growth.” That’s because nearly the entire deficit this year and those projected at least for the short term are the result of “the ongoing wars in Afghanistan…
The solution to our fiscal crisis, The Nation magazine editorializes, is to “end the wars, allow the tax cuts to expire and restore robust growth.” That’s because nearly the entire deficit this year and those projected at least for the short term are the result of “the ongoing wars in Afghanistan…
The solution to our fiscal crisis, The Nation magazine editorializes, is to “end the wars, allow the tax cuts to expire and restore robust growth.” That’s because nearly the entire deficit this year and those projected at least for the short term are the result of “the ongoing wars in Afghanistan…