Booz Allen agrees to pay $15.9M fine in DOD fraudulent invoice case
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Booz Allen will pay a $15.9 million fine in a case in which the company’s engineering division submitted fraudulent invoices to the Department of Defense.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Virginia: FBI seizes 150 explosive devices from Isle of Wight anti-government extremist
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The FBI arrested a Virginia man last month after seizing what prosecutors called the largest cache of “finished explosive devices” in the bureau’s history while executing a search warrant.
Jason Miyares, Republican state AGs at odds with Donald Trump over TikTok ban
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On one side of the ban TikTok debate, we have 21 Republican state attorneys general, including Virginia AG Jason Miyares.
Spineless Biden administration drops rule extending Title IX protections to trans athletes
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The Biden administration has completed its pathetic retreat from a proposed rule that would have extended Title IX protections to trans student-athletes.
Georgia city faces lawsuit from DOJ after efforts to shutter resource center for homeless
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The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit in Georgia after the City of Brunswick has tried to close a center that helps the homeless.
Colonial Heights: Police charge 18 in ongoing elder abuse investigation
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Colonial Heights Police have obtained criminal charges against 18 employees at the Colonial Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in connection with an ongoing elder abuse investigation.
Michigan man targeted Democratic Party HQ, local bar, in plot to kill ‘faggot scum’
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A Michigan man faces life in prison after pleading guilty to a plot to shoot up a local Democratic Party headquarters and a bar.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin plays racist immigration politics with state budget
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is trying to give Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears an early Christmas present – a generated controversy over immigration to use in her 2025 gubernatorial campaign.
DOJ, FBI continue to pursue Jan. 6 criminals who assaulted police, damaged property
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During the siege of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, more than 140 police officers were assaulted and damages exceeded $2.8 million.
When rights become privileges: Is the Constitution becoming optional?
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Rights aren’t rights if someone can take them away. They’re privileges. That’s all we’ve ever had in this country is a ‘Bill of Temporary Privileges.’
