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"As we continue to pursue a congressional probe into prosecutorial misconduct on behalf of the six wrongly-convicted executives of the IRP Solutions Corporation, we are pleased that U.S. Senator's Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Mike Lee (R-UT) are taking action on frivolous cases being brought by over-zealous federal prosecutors that are hurting U.S. businesses," says Lamont Banks, Executive Director of A Just Cause.

Advocacy group, A Just Cause, announces this Thursday's, June 16, 2016 segment of AJC Radio's, "Spotlight on Capitol Hill" will shine the spotlight on Congressman Scott Peters (D - CA) a (www.AJCRadio.com, 8-10 PM ET).

Advocacy group, A Just Cause, announces this Thursday's June 9, 2016 segment of AJC Radio's "Spotlight On Capitol Hill" will shine the spotlight on Congressman Charles Rangel (D-NY) as we reflect on his life's accomplishments, contributions and service to America. (www.AJCRadio.com, 8-10 PM ET).

Advocacy group, A Just Cause, announces this Thursday's, June 2, 2016 segment of AJC Radio's "Spotlight on Capitol Hill" will shine the spotlight on Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren of California (www.AJCRadio.com, 8-10 PM ET).

Federal prosecutor Matthew T. Kirsch prosecuted and convicted six information technology executives of the IRP Solutions Corporation on allegations that they were involved in a two-and-a-half-year scheme to induce staffing companies into paying employees they outsourced to IRP. IRP Solutions developed CILC (pronounced "silk") criminal investigations software, and according to court documents, the Department of Homeland Security requested and received a quote for over $100 million dollars for CILC. "Although the primary charge was that the defendants misrepresented their success and prospects to certain staffing companies, the case was presented to the jury on the basis that their software was a phony and a scam," says former federal appeals Judge H. Lee Sarokin, and that "defies reality." Sarokin characterizes the case as "strange" and questions why Kirsch disregarded numerous facts that indicate the executives could not possibly have been involved in criminal activity. One of which was why the IRP executives, in the middle of a criminal scheme as alleged by Kirsch, contacted the head of the Denver division of the FBI to recruit federal agents to come work for their company. "Criminals avoid law enforcement at all costs, not recruit them to come work for them," says Lisa Stewart of A Just Cause.

We're all familiar with the popular television series. An entire generation of Americans has sat transfixed as, night after night, a dedicated team of police officers and prosecuting attorneys chase down a never-ending chain of child molesters, murderers and rapists. They are the perennial good guys, continually frustrated by the manipulations of clever defense attorneys who avail themselves of dirty tricks and legal loop-holes and the bad guys get away.

On April 19, 2012, Congressmen Jim Sensenbrenner, John Conyers, Bobby Scott and other members of the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security on the Judiciary House of Representatives held a hearing on the wrongful-conviction of U.S. Senator Ted Stevens. Sensenbrenner pointed out in the hearing that prosecutors "won their case through willfully failing to disclose" discovery evidence favorable to Senator Stevens and making misrepresentations to the judge and defense counsel. "If [prosecutors] had complied with their ethical and legal obligations, the jury might not have convicted Senator Stevens," said Sensenbrenner.

Over the next twelve months around 943,000 pot holes are set to be repaired after the Government announced a £50million funding budget that is to be shared amongst over 100 councils in the UK. This funding makes up a fifth on the Pothole Action Fund which is £250million for 2016 and if things go to plan by the end of 2021 more than 4 million potholes should be fixed.

America once loved the little guy who fought the long odds and won. For those familiar with advocacy and funding on behalf of soldiers and veterans some very salient facets emerge: One of which is that those who benefit most are seldom the regular fighting men and women, the veterans themselves. This is an untold story--or series of stories--that the media has largely failed to tell. The Uniformed Services and Justice Advocacy Group (USJAG) invites the press to remedy this shortfall.

Earlier this year, conservative challenges to the Affordable Care Act led to worries that, should these challenges be upheld in front of the Supreme Court, the entire law as presented by President Obama would be virtually destroyed. The financial aspect in question, which involved government subsidies for people who purchased their insurance in a marketplace "established by the state," was a necessary factor in ensuring the health of the Affordable Care Act. ImageFIRST LA, as a provider of healthcare laundry services, applauds the Supreme Court decision to allow insurance subsidies created by Obamacare to be offered in state and federal health care exchanges, as well as marketplaces. This ultimately means continued coverage for Americans everywhere.

The American political landscape has been suffering from toxic influences for years. Both the Democrats and Republicans consistently act on behalf of special moneyed interests, in defiance of the best interests and will of the American people. Increasing numbers of the population are awakening to this unfortunate reality and are looking elsewhere for leadership. The American Eagle Party has been founded to answer that call, aiming to lead the United States back to its tradition of being a respected Constitutional Republic.

Dr. Aaron Spitz serves as the lead practitioner of Orange County Urology Associates and Vasectomy Reversal USA, a division of Orange County Urology Associates providing vasectomy reversals throughout San Diego and nationwide. Recently, Dr. Spitz visited the nation's capital to raise awareness of the looming doctor shortage in America, lobbying for greater funding for the education of new doctors. Dr. Spitz also lobbied in favor of improving different aspects of healthcare in the United States, including earlier, more effective detection of prostate cancer.

Private investigators might seem to you to have an exciting life and career. Surely an exciting career like this must take years of training and service. But did you know that you, too, can become a private investigator? If you are considering becoming a private investigator, we have all the information that you need right here in this article. We will tell you about private investigator training, requirements, and much more.

The Wealth Transfer is a financial television program that airs Thursdays at 10pm (EST) on the Christian Television Network (CTN) with host Dr. Charles Vance and featured speaker Terry Sacka, AAMS. The show is a platform that discussed topics dealing with global economics, biblical & financial principles and the preservation of wealth. Terry Sacka AAMS, an Accredited Asset Management Specialist at Cornerstone Asset Metals, made a recent television appearance on the show to discuss how the petrodollar and its relationship with crude oil resulted in America becoming wealthy over the last thirty years giving Americans their current quality of lifestyle.

The financial books for the fiscal year of the U.S. government were closed on September 30, 2014 and sadly U.S. taxpayers have $17 trillion of debt to pay the government, reports Dawn Bennett, CEO of Bennett Group Financial Services, in her latest missive to investors. That's in the ballpark of 75 percent of U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which is nearly double the level it was at when the country experienced the great financial meltdown of October 2008 she points out.

Nationally Syndicated Financial Myth Busting Radio Show with Host Dawn Bennett, CEO of Bennett Group Financial Services, LLC, on September 21, 2014, interviewed Jason Riley, author of the new book "Please Stop Helping Us: How Liberals Make It Harder for Blacks to Succeed." He is also a member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board.

Republicans. Democrats. Seems politics is making everyone seem like an ass while avoiding the truth about the herd of elephants in the room. One political movement, Independent by Choice hopes to change all that and has launched a Kickstarter campaign to 'Rise Above The Sheeple' and give the people a voice in politics again.

As an active entrepreneur and business owner, Chris Allen has met with many of the leaders of Toronto and the country as a whole.

From 1588 up until the late 1940s, the British Empire existed in various forms to hold political, societal and commercial authority over much of the world. However, according to historian and journalist James F. Dunn, the United States’ entry into WWI allowed it to take over the imperial force influence that Great Britain had boasted for hundreds of years. In his powerful new book, Dunn explains how it happened, why the world was mostly blind to this bold transition and how the present-day United States is an Empire in every sense of the word.

“The concept of corruption is at the center of the most vital legal dispute impacting the survival of US democracy, says Zephyr Teachout “one that threatens to unravel what the framers of [its] Constitution built.” As part of her series on “The Arrogance of Institutions,” Global Reach host Té Revesz interviews Teachout about the profound error at the core of the Supreme Court’s McCutcheon v. FEC decision and her powerful new book, Corruption in America (Harvard Press, September 2014).

Contractor and private security activities have become a “mission essential” component of United States and coalition government activities both domestically and abroad. Without private contractors, gaps would quickly become apparent in government operations, where there is a lack in manpower, material resources and/or technical capabilities. In an unsafe world, corporations and non-government organizations are also increasingly turning to defense companies to provide security, training, medical assistance and other vital services. Detente, Inc. has quickly built a reputation of flawless performance, booking over $5 million in revenue in its first year (2013) with 7-figure trailing revenue to date. This week the company announced they are now seeking crowdfunding for $500,000 in debt, setting the stage for corporate expansion and growth.

Channel sales increased by 3%in current terms in 2013 to BGN1.5 billion. .As a result, the channel outperformed the overall non-grocery segment of the retail market, where sales increased by2%. The situation is similar looking at historical data for the period 2008 to 2013. Over the past five years, sales in the channel increased at a CAGR of 2% in current terms, while overall non-grocery retail registered a negligible CAGR.

Former mayor of New York City, David N. Dinkins, WWII Congressional Gold Medal Recipient, will be Keynote Speaker at the Montford Point Marines Annual Heritage Military Banquet & Special Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony. Ambassador Theordore R. Britton will be co-guest at the Montford Point Marines Annual Heritage Military Banquet being held at the Shriners Silver Garden in Southfield, MI. He will appear along with distinguished keynote speaker, David N. Dinkins, former mayor of New York City. These highly influential men are prime examples of excellence and lofty contributions made to society by many black Marines after WWII.

Leading Nigerian newspaper the Nation today announced the expansion of a number of its bureaus across the country. Long known for providing the deepest, most truly national coverage of Nigeria's affairs, the newspaper's recent move was made in response to the growing importance of events occurring outside of the country's largest economic and population centers. In particular, it has directed new resources to its bureau responsible for reporting from Borno State, a region prominent in international news lately because of the activities of the Boko Haram insurgent group.

The Pharmaceutical company Astellas Pharma US, Inc. has agreed to pay the United States a total of $7.3 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by illegally marketing and promoting the drug Mycamine® for pediatric use and to pediatric institutions. The settlement resolves allegations brought in a whistleblower action filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in March 2010 under the False Claims Act, which permits private citizens to bring lawsuits alleging violations of the Act on behalf of the United States and to share in any recovery. The settlement resolves claims that, between 2005 and 2010, Astellas knowingly marketed and promoted the sale of Mycamine® for pediatric use, which was not a medically accepted indication and, therefore, not covered by federal health care programs. During this timeframe, the FDA approved Mycamine® to treat adult patients suffering from serious and invasive infections caused by the fungus Candida, including infections in the esophagus, the blood and the abdomen, and to prevent Candida infections in adults undergoing stem cell transplants. Up until June 2013, however, Mycamine® was not approved to treat pediatric patients for any use.