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Florida passes bill allowing death penalty for child sexual abusers
Florida lawmakers have approved legislation backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that would permit the death penalty for those convicted of sexually abusing children.
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Hard Head Veterans Launches American Made ATE_Lite Ballistic Helmet
Hard Head Veterans’ mission of protecting our protectors shines through with the ATE_Lite, as it provides impressive protection while also being ultra-lightweight. The helmet is made from a hybrid blend of UHMWPE and Aramid and has a shell weight of 1.6 pounds, with a total system weight of 2.3 pounds in the medium size. The ATE_Lite is a perfect blend of performance and comfort, making it ideal for extended use.
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D.C. Officers Tagged ‘Threat to Safety’ Remain on the Force
MPD was ordered to rehire 37 of the 49 officers it fired in about six years, costing taxpayers $14.3 million, the D.C. Auditor found.
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2 plead guilty after stealing more than $100 million in GI Bill funds
The lawmakers are asking White House officials for information on whether military recruiting was considered before making the loan forgiveness plan.
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Army depot officials and vendors sentenced in bid-rigging scheme
Two officials at a Texas Army depot and two vendors who sold items to the depot were sentenced Tuesday for their role in a bribery scheme involving artificial bids for the depot’s purchases.
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What the Military Records of the Oath Keepers' Leader Actually Say About His Service
The record characterizes his separation as a retirement, but it does not state the specific incident that caused his separation, nor does it indicate which veterans benefits, if any, he received because of it. The record is unsigned by Rhodes, but shows his name, date of birth and Social Security number.
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Military college student sues armed forces over HIV policy
Under Department of Defense regulations, HIV is among a lengthy list of health conditions that automatically disqualify a person from enlisting, being appointed as a commissioned officer or enrolling as an ROTC scholarship cadet.
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Florida man with guns, drugs, baby alligator in truck arrested by deputies
According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, deputies pulled over the black GMC Sierra truck around 12:30 a.m. because they recognized the driver from previous law enforcement encounters as having a suspended license.
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Facebook verified a Bitcoin scammer pretending to be Elon Musk
Yahoo News | Nicole Lee | November 1, 2021
Despite Facebook’s attempts at verifying suspiciously popular accounts, it isn’t perfect (to say the least). The Verge has reported that the company has mistakenly verified a Facebook fan page for Elon Musk as Musk’s own official account. On top of that, it appears to be run by a Bitcoin scammer.
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All DOD Personnel Now Receive Continuous Security Vetting
Continuous vetting will eventually replace periodic reinvestigations, which are conducted every 10 years for employees with a secret clearance and five years for those with a top secret clearance. It will also include DOD personnel who do not have a clearance, according to Heather Green, assistant director of vetting risk operations for DCSA.
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Alaska Air National Guard rescues bear-mauling victim
By Capt. David Bedard / Alaska National Guard Public Affairs / September 10, 2021
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