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State Department to closely track arms sent to Ukraine
U.S. officials are said to be especially concerned about Stinger man-portable air defense systems and Javelin anti-tank tactical guided missiles.
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Texas pulls from state prison budget for Operation Lone Star funding
Of the $359.6 million being diverted to the Operation Lone Star border security operation, $339 million will pay for Texas National Guard troops involved.
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Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
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Biden seeks ‘right technology investment’ in National Defense Strategy
Along with investments in directed-energy and hypersonics, the strategy would make U.S. a “fast-follower” in artificial intelligence and autonomy.
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Pentagon’s Shyu, LaPlante push to get critical tech into production
The Pentagon expects the experimentation effort will push critical technology to military users at a faster rate.
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Extremism among vets needs study and prevention, lawmakers warn
Democratic lawmakers say federal agencies need to study the problem before it becomes widespread.
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Space Force expects budget growth into 2024 amid ‘tremendous need’
The service expects to require more resources as it looks to make its systems more resilient and expands certain missions, like space domain awareness.
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Pentagon’s Project Maven transition stymied by Congress, official says
Project Maven is being divvied up amid a concerted Pentagon push to study, test and more effectively apply artificial intelligence.
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Pelosi vows more Ukraine aid amid brewing congressional fight
House Republicans say they’ll look to scale back Ukraine aid if they win elections in the U.S. next month.
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Claims of burn pit exposure pour in as vets seek PACT Act benefits
Advocates have lamented that too many serious problems believed linked to burn pit exposure were being ignored by VA leaders because of incomplete science.
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State Department to closely track arms sent to Ukraine
U.S. officials are said to be especially concerned about Stinger man-portable air defense systems and Javelin anti-tank tactical guided missiles.
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Texas pulls from state prison budget for Operation Lone Star funding
Of the $359.6 million being diverted to the Operation Lone Star border security operation, $339 million will pay for Texas National Guard troops involved.
-
Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
-
Biden seeks ‘right technology investment’ in National Defense Strategy
Along with investments in directed-energy and hypersonics, the strategy would make U.S. a “fast-follower” in artificial intelligence and autonomy.
-
Pentagon’s Shyu, LaPlante push to get critical tech into production
The Pentagon expects the experimentation effort will push critical technology to military users at a faster rate.
-
Extremism among vets needs study and prevention, lawmakers warn
Democratic lawmakers say federal agencies need to study the problem before it becomes widespread.
-
Space Force expects budget growth into 2024 amid ‘tremendous need’
The service expects to require more resources as it looks to make its systems more resilient and expands certain missions, like space domain awareness.
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Pentagon’s Project Maven transition stymied by Congress, official says
Project Maven is being divvied up amid a concerted Pentagon push to study, test and more effectively apply artificial intelligence.
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Pelosi vows more Ukraine aid amid brewing congressional fight
House Republicans say they’ll look to scale back Ukraine aid if they win elections in the U.S. next month.
-
Claims of burn pit exposure pour in as vets seek PACT Act benefits
Advocates have lamented that too many serious problems believed linked to burn pit exposure were being ignored by VA leaders because of incomplete science.
-
State Department to closely track arms sent to Ukraine
U.S. officials are said to be especially concerned about Stinger man-portable air defense systems and Javelin anti-tank tactical guided missiles.
-
Texas pulls from state prison budget for Operation Lone Star funding
Of the $359.6 million being diverted to the Operation Lone Star border security operation, $339 million will pay for Texas National Guard troops involved.
-
Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
-
Biden seeks ‘right technology investment’ in National Defense Strategy
Along with investments in directed-energy and hypersonics, the strategy would make U.S. a “fast-follower” in artificial intelligence and autonomy.
-
Pentagon’s Shyu, LaPlante push to get critical tech into production
The Pentagon expects the experimentation effort will push critical technology to military users at a faster rate.
-
Extremism among vets needs study and prevention, lawmakers warn
Democratic lawmakers say federal agencies need to study the problem before it becomes widespread.
-
Space Force expects budget growth into 2024 amid ‘tremendous need’
The service expects to require more resources as it looks to make its systems more resilient and expands certain missions, like space domain awareness.
-
Pentagon’s Project Maven transition stymied by Congress, official says
Project Maven is being divvied up amid a concerted Pentagon push to study, test and more effectively apply artificial intelligence.
-
Pelosi vows more Ukraine aid amid brewing congressional fight
House Republicans say they’ll look to scale back Ukraine aid if they win elections in the U.S. next month.
-
Claims of burn pit exposure pour in as vets seek PACT Act benefits
Advocates have lamented that too many serious problems believed linked to burn pit exposure were being ignored by VA leaders because of incomplete science.
