
Andrew Kerr
Investigative Reporter at The Washington Free Beacon
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1 week ago |
freebeacon.com | Andrew Kerr
A big problem arrived in Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis’s email inbox on the afternoon of Nov. 16, 2021. It was a legal notice from an attorney representing Amanda Timpson, a former member of Willis’s executive staff who had been blowing the whistle on the district attorney’s office for allegedly trying to mishandle federal grant funds.
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1 week ago |
expressandstar.com | Andrew Kerr
On Wednesday, April 30, pupils at Chase Terrace Academy in Burntwood, King Edward VI School in Lichfield, and Shenstone Lodge School took part in the council’s ‘Stop The Bleed Day’, a hands-on event designed to teach young people how to respond in an emergency where someone is suffering from severe bleeding. The training – run in partnership with the charity CitizenAID – involved watching a short instructional video followed by practical demonstrations.
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2 weeks ago |
expressandstar.com | Andrew Kerr
Launched in December 2024 in partnership with transport specialists WeMove, LinkUp is designed to connect villages across the district without existing public transport links to Lichfield city and Burntwood town centres. Following positive community feedback, from Monday 28 April to Friday 6 June the service will trial running from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday - amking it easier for commuters, students and shoppers to access amenities.
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2 weeks ago |
freebeacon.com | Andrew Kerr
The National Institutes of Health is having second thoughts about a behemoth $89 billion contract it awarded to a seemingly dormant California nonprofit organization during the final days of former president Joe Biden’s term. The National Cancer Institute, a subsidiary of the NIH, awarded a 25-year, $89 billion contract to the Alliance for Advancing Biomedical Research to operate a cancer research lab at Maryland’s Fort Detrick on January 17, just three days before Biden left office.
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2 weeks ago |
conservativereview.com | Andrew Kerr
The National Institutes of Health is having second thoughts about a behemoth $89 billion contract it awarded to a seemingly dormant California nonprofit organization during the final days of former president Joe Biden’s term. The National Cancer Institute, a subsidiary of the NIH, awarded a 25-year, $89 billion contract to the Alliance for Advancing Biomedical Research to operate a cancer research lab at Maryland’s Fort Detrick on January 17, just three days before Biden left office.
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