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All right. Would you like to continue with the presentation . Thats pretty much where were at. Were focusing on our action plan, continuing to make changes in the institution, and trying to get the word out that were open, were accredited, and were enrolling students. [inaudible]. All right, everyone, i know this is a very passionate issue for all of us, but i want to make sure we respect all speakers who are here. So, with that, i dont know if we need to call up hydra mendoza from the Mayors Of...

The presentation . Thats pretty much where were at. Were focusing on our action plan, continuing to make changes in the institution, and trying to get the word out that were open, were accredited, and were enrolling students. [inaudible]. All right, everyone, i know this is a very passionate issue for all of us, but i want to make sure we respect all speakers who are here. So, with that, i dont know if we need to call up hydra mendoza from the Mayors Office. And if we can pass around the few ite...

And were going to be pursuing that process. So, the action of the trustee agrila is within the context of review and appeal process or agrila is actually working toward another pathway to maintain accreditation that i read in the paper hes calling on hopefully well make progress, and then the spring of next year is going to call on another review to see if by the acc jc to see if there is going to be ability to maintain accreditation and keep the school open . Thats what i read. So, my understan...

Billion of american taxpayer money for something, airplanes, supplies, support equipment, trucks, unspecified, unknown to be used by one of the most corrupt governments excuse me, the most corrupt government in the world. 2. 6 billion of american taxpayer money for something not specified, to be used somewhere, somehow, i suspect more likely in some bank account in bahrain. What are we doing . What justification is there for 2. 6 billion of additional expenditure for the Afghan National army . H...

Closed door session at the white house. The president hosting fbi director Christopher Rae and Rod Rosenstein. One day after President Trump tweeted his hereby demand that the department of justice investigate whether their campaign was infiltrated for political purposes. He can make whatever demands he wants. The most thing is to see how the Justice Department responds. I think both rosenstein and ray responded the right way. The president s behavior is the kind of grossly autocratic behavior w...

Scott Howell, former commander of the Joint Special Operations Command with more than three decades of military experience, has joined Peraton's advisory board. In a statement Tuesday, Stu Shea, chairman, president and CEO of Peraton and 2024 Wash100 winner, said, Howell “is an experienced leader who has led some of the most complex military operations around the globe and understands how to leverage all the sources of national power, including the key role of industry partners, to ens...

Staff profile for Daniel Egel, Senior Economist at the RAND Corporation.

The High Court has dismissed a WorkSafe prosecution over the death of an SAS trooper who died in training.

“Terry Houin can’t say what he and a small band of SEALs were doing in Africa. But as the closest operators to Somalia, they were the ones in free fall just a few hours later.”

After War Zone Scandals, Special Operators Are Curbing Deployments and Investing in Ethics Training A U.S. Army Special Forces soldier qualifies at a stress shoot range at Ft. Carson, Colorado, Mar. 10, 2016. (U.S. Army/Sgt. Connor Mendez) 12 Apr 2021 In the world of special operations, the moral choices troops must make are "definitely not black and white," Robert Mitchell, associate dean for Joint Special Operations University, acknowledged. But in recent years, some special operations forces...