ACLU: Boeing offshoot helped CIA
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The American Civil Liberties Union said Wednesday it is suing Jeppesen Dataplan Inc., a subsidiary of Boeing Co., claiming it provided secret CIA transportation services to shuttle three terrorism suspects overseas, where they were tortured.
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The Department of Homeland Security   on Thursday hired Boeing Co. BA.N to develop sensors, cameras   and other equipment to help U.S. agents control the vast,   7,500-mile U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada.
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In the early 1970s, as Vietnam War-era protests swirled around the Washington area, local police borrowed riot equipment and received intelligence training from an unusual source: the CIA.
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Aerospace and defense giant Boeing Co. has won a multibillion-dollar contract to revamp how the United States guards about 6,000 miles of border in an attempt to curb illegal immigration, congressional sources said yesterday.
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The Department of Homeland Security   on Thursday hired Boeing Co. to develop sensors, cameras and   other equipment to help U.S. agents control the vast,   7,500-mile U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada.
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Loyal Bushies rejoice The American judicial system handed another victory to executive power today, as a federal court judge in San Jose threw out a lawsuit filed against Boeing subsidiary Jeppesen for its involvement in the CIA's extraordinary rendition program. The lawsuit concerned five individuals who claimed to have been kidnapped by the CIA and then transported by Jeppesen to third countries, where they were subjected to torture, far from the glare of the western media.â¦
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A Defense Department analyst and a former engineer for Boeing Co. were charged Monday in separate spy cases for allegedly handing over military secrets to the Chinese government, the Justice Department said.
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The Pentagon&#39;s investigation into the actions of a former Air Force official who admitted giving preferential treatment to Boeing Co.
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By KERRY CAVANAUGH\\ Staff Writer  Facing potential prosecution by the U.S. Attorney's Office and multiple fines from local water authorities, the Boeing Co. will try today to persuade state water regulators to loosen tough pollution rules governing the Santa Susana Field Lab.
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A U.S. government watchdog on Thursday sustained in part a Pemco Aviation Group Inc  protest of the choice of Boeing Co  for a potential $1.2 billion Air Force maintenance deal.
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The ACLU and Muslim advocacy groups sued the FBI and the Justice Department on Tuesday, alleging that authorities failed to turn over records detailing suspected surveillance of the Muslim-American community.
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A Boeing Co. subsidiary accused by the American Civil Liberties Union of facilitating torture by providing services to the CIA for secret overseas flights said it does not, as a rule, inquire about its customers' business.
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia The revolving door between the Pentagon and its biggest contractors was described in detail this week when the former chief financial officer of Boeing pleaded guilty to a felony charge of conflict of interest.
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A former British resident being held at GuantÃ¡namo is suing a subsidiary of the Boeing corporation which he alleges was involved in arranging for him to be taken to secret American prisons around the world.
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Air Force Secretary James G. Roche asked a lobbyist for Boeing Co. to use the company&#39;s Washington contacts to &quot;quash&quot; a deputy undersecretary of defense and make him &quot;pay an appropriate
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WASHINGTON -- Boeing Co., the second-largest US defense contractor, won the first piece of a $2.5 billion contract to secure the US border and help stem illegal immigration, congressional aides said.
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A Defense Department analyst and a former engineer for Boeing Co. were accused Monday in separate spy cases with helping deliver military secrets to the Chinese government, the Justice Department said.