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Woman Who Defrauded USAID-Funded Nonprofit Avoids Prison, Settles Civil Claims For $160,000
Woman Who Defrauded USAID-Funded Nonprofit Avoids Prison, Settles Civil Claims For $160,000
A Maryland woman has agreed to pay the U.S. government $160,000 to resolve civil allegations that she submitted false claims for payment, following her earlier criminal conviction for defrauding a nonprofit that received USAID funding.
Carleena Graham, 59, formerly served as vice president of human resources at World Learning, a nonprofit that received millions of dollars in grants and contracts from both the U.S. Agency for International Development and the State Department. According to the USAID Office of Inspector...
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Jun 2, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Early Returns Show Surprises In California As Other States Wrap Up
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Update (0030ET): Voters in six states went to the polls today for key primaries. While many races followed expectations, California delivered notable early drama with slow-counting mail ballots still to come.
California Governor (Top-Two Primary)
The race to replace term-limited Gov. Gavin Newsom remains the biggest story. In a crowded nonpartisan jungle primary, early returns (approx. 45-50% counted) show:
Steve Hilton (R) leading at ~26.7%
Xavier Becerra (D) close behind at ~25.8%
Tom Steyer (D) trailing at ~19.6%
Chad Bianco (R) is further back. If trends...
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Feb 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Iran Retaliates On US Bases In Five Countries Simultaneously As Tehran Bombed
Iran Retaliates On US Bases In Five Countries Simultaneously As Tehran Bombed
Iran launched retaliatory strikes targeting Israel and US assets across the Middle East, hitting sites in Qatar, the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq - soon after the Trump-ordered 'Operation Epic Fury' started, which appears aimed at accomplishing regime change in Iran.
Multiple explosions rocked Tehran, with additional blasts reported in several other locations nationwide, soon after which several countries across the region closed their airspace once it was bombs away, and as the cross-border attacks intensified.
Israel is...
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Apr 24, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Race To Refill U.S. Weapons Stockpiles Will Supercharge War Economy
Race To Refill U.S. Weapons Stockpiles Will Supercharge War Economy
The U.S. military's 55-day war with Iran has alarmingly drawn down several categories of high-end air-delivered munitions, forcing the Department of War to draw from critical stockpiles in Asia and Europe. The drawdown of these weapons only suggests a possible readiness problem and helps explain why President Trump's war economy is set to accelerate, with expected increases in munitions production.
The New York Times has released a report that says since the US-Iran conflict began in late February, the US military...
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