CACI International is acquiring space technology firm ARKA for $2.6 billion to expand its capabilities in space-based sensing and intelligence systems, supporting national security missions and future opportunities in the space domain.
A U.S. jury awarded $42 million to three former Iraqi detainees of Abu Ghraib prison, holding Virginia-based contractor CACI responsible for their torture and mistreatment. The plaintiffs, who suffered severe abuse, argued CACI's interrogators conspired with military police to "soften up" detainees. CACI plans to appeal, denying involvement in the abuse. The verdict marks a significant accountability measure for the detainees, who testified about their harrowing experiences.
A U.S. jury awarded $42 million to three former Abu Ghraib detainees, holding Virginia-based contractor CACI responsible for their torture and mistreatment. The plaintiffs, who testified to severe abuse, argued CACI's interrogators conspired with military police to "soften up" detainees. CACI denied direct involvement, citing the "borrowed servants" doctrine, but the jury found the contractor liable. The verdict marks a significant legal victory for the plaintiffs, highlighting accountability for corporate complicity in human rights abuses.