Dogfight in court over USPS contract for air mail bomb detection service
When the US Postal Service looked to roll out a security programme using sniffer dogs ...
THE WASHINGTON POST reports:
That person, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe an ongoing and politically sensitive investigation.
Mark Corallo, a DeJoy spokesman, confirmed the investigation in a statement but insisted DeJoy had not knowingly violated any laws.
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