“An Internal Revenue Service deputy director whose office awarded more than $500 million in contracts to a friend’s technology company wouldn’t testify before a congressional committee. Greg Roseman was subpoenaed to appear today before a U.S. House committee investigating how Strong Castle Inc., a small business formed in late 2011, managed to attract so much contract work in such a short time. At a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing, he declined to answer questions about his relationship with Braulio Castillo, president of Washington-based Strong Castle.”
Related posts:
Obama moves towards sending military weapons to Somalia
White House vows to aggressively combat trade secrets theft in new cybersecurity strategy document
Iraq war killed 120,000 and cost $800 billion, study estimates
'Nerve gas' chemicals exported to Syria: potassium and sodium fluoride
Do You Recognize This Country?
Military estimates 500 sexual assaults per week
Homeland Security tracks down 400-page diary of Nazi leader and Hitler aide
Cop violently arrests nurse for refusing to draw blood from unconscious crash victim
Are telegrams dead?
Cyprus concedes big bank account tax, nationalizing pension funds
Spain fights to lose status as drug gateway to Europe
Blair likens Saddam to Hitler [2003]
Trump escalates war of words against Germany after tense summits
Tiny Device Will Detect Domestic Drones
Russia blacklists 12 Americans in retaliation for U.S. sanctions