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Of the Department of Defense’s (DoD) 28 reporting entities that had standalone audits, 9 received an unmodified audit opinion, 1 received a qualified opinion, 15 received disclaimers, and 3 opinions remain pending, the Pentagon said. (Celal Gunes/Anadolu via Getty Images, File)"Momentum is on our side, and throughout the Department there is strong commitment—and belief in our ability—to achieve an unmodified audit opinion," he said in a statement. The objective of earning an unmodified audit opinion is mandated by the National Defense Authorization Act. The Pentagon failed to achieve clean audits for the seventh year in a row on Friday. McCord emphasized in a statement that the path to a clean audit is clear.
“Comedy is the release of tension and aggression,” Gallagher was known to say when asked for his definition of his particular art, perhaps not all that surprising an answer for the comic best known for ending his act by taking a mallet to a watermelon, but one that appears to be increasingly revealing as Josh Forbes’ compelling biography of him wears on. Forbes makes clear from the beginning of “Gallagher” he had something else in mind when first contacting the comedian to tell his life story, reaching out in 2017 to gauge his interest in being the subject of a career-spanning documentary. However, when Gallagher cuts off any direct involvement in the project, the film may be rougher in every regard, but all the richer for it when Forbes is forced to look outside his main subject for perspective and ends up with a better view of someone who never could see himself clearly. When the hammer comes down in “Gallagher,” you can really feel it. “Gallagher” will be available to stream virtually via the DOC NYC online platform from November 15th through December 1st.
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Russia hurled Zircon, Iskander and Kinzhal missiles—all difficult to intercept without Western weapons—in addition to Iranian Shahed drones. Ukrainian officials said the main target of the strikes appears to have been Ukraine’s energy infrastructure . “The supply of power to millions this winter depends upon it.”The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed it launched the attack overnight. Ukrainians rushed to bomb shelters and anxiously checked their phones for updates as Russia launched one jet fighter after another. The barrage comes as Ukraine’s Western partners increasingly accept what some see as a need for peace talks.
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Here are a dozen one-of-a-kind gifts from L.A. restaurants (plus our own spice blends). (Taylor Arthur / Los Angeles Times)Ototo Sake ClubGive a bit of L.A’.s best sake bar to a loved one this year with a monthly subscription to Ototo’s Sake Club. — Betty HallockFrom $64 at Pi00a(Taylor Arthur / Los Angeles Times)L.A. Times Food x Burlap & Barrel spice blendsYou’re going to want to put Salty Angeleno michelada seasoning on everything. $96 to $182 at La Competencia Imports(Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times)Wine tote at Adams Wine ShopI know. Adams Wine Shop is the specialty bottle store connected to restaurant Alta Adams in the burgeoning West Adams neighborhood.
The best travel deals for Thanksgiving and Christmas Going.com travel expert Katy Nastro is here with advice and the latest deals for booking your holiday travel.
McDonald’s investing $100 million to bring back customers The restaurant chain says $65 million of that money will go directly to the hardest-hit franchises after the recent E. coli outbreak tied to onions on the chain’s Quarter Pounder hamburgers.
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