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Navajo Nation HRC and Civil Rights Division IWG Create Communication Bridge

By Department of Justice on Jul 16, 2013   National  

Navajo Nation HRC and Civil Rights Division IWG Create Communication Bridge

Monday marked the establishment of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission and the Civil Rights Division’s Indian Working Group (IWG). The MOU will establish a communication process that will ensure that civil rights violations are brought to the IWG when the civil rights of a member of the Navajo […]

Snowden Announces That He Will be Formally Seeking Asylum in Russia

By Staff on Jul 12, 2013   World  

Snowden Announces That He Will be Formally Seeking Asylum in Russia

Even though he intends to eventually travel to Latin America, ex-intelligence contractor turned WikiLeaks source, Eric Snowden is seeking temporary asylum in Russia.

Special Investigator John Sopko Reveals $34 Million Afghan Complex as Waste

By Staff on Jul 11, 2013   National  

Special Investigator John Sopko Reveals $34 Million Afghan Complex as Waste

The Special Investigator General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, or SIGAR, reported on Wednesday that a $34 million building complex largely completed in 2012 will never be used and in all probability will be destroyed.

Pentagon Moves Forward with Russian Helicopter Purchase Despite Objections

By Staff on Jul 10, 2013   National  

Pentagon Moves Forward with Russian Helicopter Purchase Despite Objections

As the U.S. the strategy of the U.S. to use Russian helicopters to build the core of the Afghan new Air Force continues, it has grown increasingly contentious with congressional members as they call for the U.S. to arm Afghanistan with American aircraft.

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