Cambridge Analytica Is What Happens When You Privatize Military Propaganda
You can’t understand the Cambridge Analytica scandal until you understand what its parent company does.
You can’t understand the Cambridge Analytica scandal until you understand what its parent company does.
Over 200 Russian fighters were reportedly killed in a failed attack on a Syrian base and refinery held by U.S. troops and U.S. allied rebel groups in oil-rich Deir Ezzor, Syria.
Following up to last night's bombshell report that at least two Russian mercenary fighters in Syria had been killed by U.S.-led coalition forces, this morning Bloomberg is out with an exclusive, according to which the
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Erik Prince appears eager to capitalize on conflict within the Trump administration, and his recent moves indicate that he sees a significant business opportunity in Afghanistan.
By Jake Johnson
As President Donald Trump vents his frustration with the United States' "losing" strategy in Afghanistan, the "
Blackwater founder Erik Prince and billionaire Stephen Feinberg reportedly “recruited” for war planning.
By Jake Johnson
Two of President Donald Trump's closest aides have reportedly solicited advice from two wealthy private military contractors — Erik Prince, founder of Blackwater, and Stephen Feinberg, the billionaire owner of DynCorp
The men were charged in the deaths of 14 Iraqis at Nisoor Square, a crowded traffic circle in downtown Baghdad. The killings caused an international uproar, and the men were convicted in October after a legal fight that spanned years.
By AP
Blackwater guards, from left, Dustin Heard, Paul Slough, Evan Liberty and Nicholas Slatten. A years-long legal fight over a deadly mass shooting of civilians in an Iraq war zone reaches its reckoning point, when four former Blackwater security guards are sentenced for the rampage. Three of the guards, Dustin Heard, Evan Liberty and
New research shows how US Special Operations Command is outsourcing many of its most sensitive information activities, including interrogation, drone and psychological operations
Private military contractors are reaping billions of dollars in profitable rewards from the U.S. government's global network of clandestine counter-terrorism and other overseas operations, according to a new report that examines the high-levels of integration between for-profit corporations and the Pentagon's global military and surveillance
Pentagon Notice Asks for Contractors Willing to Work Long-Term in Iraq.
By Jason Ditz
Keeping the size of the official military deployment into Iraq to a relative minimum appears to be a goal that the Pentagon has in mind, with the Obama Administration adding troops in small numbers but continuing to insist there isn’t going to be a ground war, or that at the very least US troops won’t be fighting in it. Still, that doesn’t mean