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Announcer this week on q a, defense news Naval Warfare correspondent chris cavas talks about the navys fat leonard bribing scandal, with more than two dozen Navy Officials including several admirals. Brian chris cavas, let me start by asking you what you do for a living. Chris i am a journalist. I cover naval affairs, things that are on, over, and above the water. I like to cover them worldwide. I like to talk about the industry that builds these things, the people who operate them, who buy them, the people who determine requirements. The operations they do and why does anybody need all this s...

Would it be out of order to make a motion requesting a recount given that one of the candidates had dropped out before the ballots were tallied . Is, thehort answer chair does not know. More nuanced answer is he does not know, but he will seek consultation. Ording to our bylaws [inaudible] point of order. Order as a point of well, please. From whom . Please identify yourself. Jeffrey neal. California delegation. While serving as acting chair at the time, the candidate was asked the question about whether or not the withdrawal of a candidate would affect the vote in place that had already start...

Indeed inside the executive branch after the president decided in july to with hold the congressionally mandated military aid to ukraine. And it reveals some pretty heated discussions behind the scenes. And do they actually expose the real reason the aid was put on hold . You know, it doesnt quite take us there. Whats apparent from some of the email exchanges that weve heard about and also some of the public testimony is that the president decided made a decision to with hold the aid or at least to delay it initially without an explanation. And then the email trove that were most familiar with...

This month’s bid protest round up focuses on three recent decisions from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and the Government Accountability Office (GAO). These decisions involve (1)...

This month's bid protest round up focuses on three recent decisions from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and the Government Accountability Office (GAO).