An investigation by ProPublica reveals that federal anti-corruption agents were building a bribery case examining Senator Susan Collins and a major defense donor. The inquiry focused on whether millions in taxpayer-funded naval contracts were traded for illegal campaign cash. Before investigators could proceed, the probe was abruptly halted after a Trump administration shake-up gutted the FBI unit leading the case. Collins's campaign has strongly denied the allegations, calling them completely false, while her political opponents demand answers as a tight Senate race hangs in the balance. 0:00 Details of the FBI probe 0:55 ProPublica reporter unpacks the alleged crimes 4:14 Democrats see a prime opportunity to unseat Susan Collins Watch…
Aberdeen Proving Ground northeast of Baltimore will receive a small nuclear reactor and a natural gas power plant as part of the Army’s $2.2 billion Janus Project, which aims to provide safe and reliable nuclear power while expanding U.S. manufacturing and technological expertise.
A former civilian firearms instructor who fatally shot a reservist soldier during training will plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter, court documents. say.
Victims are weighing the decision to accept early settlements over contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune when it appears that lawsuits pending in federal court in North Carolina could later come to a conclusion that would require the government to pay out billions of dollars.
