Afghan contract losses reach 360 million from insurgent and criminal links
The AP reports U.S. military findings that about 360 million in U.S. funds tied to Afghan contracts ended up with insurgents criminals or power brokers through reverse money laundering and contractor networks. A task force led by Gen. David Petraeus mapped how funds shifted via subcontractors and provisional transport deals, prompting a new National Afghan Trucking Services contract to curb losses.
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Perry’s colorful tongue takes the national stage
Texas governor Rick Perry draws national attention with quotable remarks during his early GOP bid. He calls Fed policy a treasonous act and suggests a hard line on Obama, drawing praise and criticism from allies and foes alike as he raises questions about love of country and suitability for the presidency.
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