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1 charge could be dropped in Naval Academy case
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1 charge could be dropped in Naval Academy case

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The Freedom of Information Act requests pertained to the Navy Yard shooting that took place in November, including photos of the building that the gunman attacked. (Examiner File/Graeme Jennings)
Beltway Confidential

Most transparent Navy in history apologizes for sending anti-FOIA email to reporter by mistake

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Taxpayer funds supplied 285 books for the U.S. Navy in August with topics ranging from the mundane to the more unusual, including one on the cultural role of the black superhero, according to an August contract. (Photo: Thinkstock)

Taxpayers fund superhero books for the military

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John Beliveau II, center, and his attorneys, Gretchen von Helms, left, and Jessica Carmichael arrive at the federal courthouse, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2013, in San Diego, where Beliveau is expected to plead guilty on bribery charges in connection with the over billing of the U.S. Navy of millions of dollars. (AP/Lenny Ignelzi)
National Security

1st Navy bribery conviction may bring wider probe

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John Bertrand Beliveau Jr., a Naval Criminal Investigative Service special agent, pleaded guilty Dec. 17 to accepting bribes in exchange for prostitutes, luxury travel and cash as part of a major corruption case that involves hundreds of millions of dollars in Navy contracts, according to the Department of Justice.

Navy investigator traded confidential information for prostitutes, luxury travel

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Two recent studies off Southern California found certain endangered blue whales and beaked whales stopped feeding and fled from recordings of noise similar to military sonar. (AP/John Calambokidis)
Energy and Environment

Navy expands sonar testing despite troubling signs

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Krentz Johnson/Reuters - Defense contractor Leonard Francis, right, shown in this courtroom sketch with his attorney Patrick Swan, Judge David Bartick and prosecutor Robert Huie, left, during his appearance in federal court in San Diego on Nov. 21.
National Security

Navy fraud case prosecutors: Contractor got more work despite poor performance

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Middleman in $18m Navy scheme sentenced to 3 years
National Security

Middleman in $18m Navy scheme sentenced to 3 years

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NY Times: Scandal widens over contracts for Navy work

NY Times: Scandal widens over contracts for Navy work

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The Good Ship Gerald Ford
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The Good Ship Gerald Ford

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