Defense Department Under Secretary Hosts Prototypes Event for AUKUS

New unmanned marine vehicles were showcased along with the software to run them. This summer, the Department of Defense (DoD) demonstrated a number of new marine-based unmanned technologies…

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FAA Requires Immediate Boeing Inspections After LATAM Flight Drop

The agency issues an Airworthiness Directive, sending inspectors to check certain planes. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)  said that it is requiring inspections of certain Boeing aircraft after…

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President Briefed on Widespread IT Outage

The global tech crash involving a CrowdStrike update affects Microsoft Windows. President Joe Biden received a briefing Friday morning regarding the global information technology (IT) outage. After cybersecurity…

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District Judge Accepts Plea Deal from Wikileaks Founder

State Department releases statement after Australian pled guilty to espionage. The State Department responded to a plea deal made this week that allowed Julian Assange to return home…

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‘Five Eyes’ Allies Warns that China is Recruiting Former Fighter Pilots

Intelligence agencies alert troops to Beijing’s efforts to gather combat tactics using high-salary offers and personal connections. Intelligence agencies from the U.S. and allied nations are alerting troops…

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Treasury Sanctions Head of Russia-Based LockBit Ransomware

State Department offers a reward for information on the cyber criminal that leads to his arrest. The Treasury Department sanctioned the leader of the Russian ransomware group LockBit…

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Proposed Bill Would Include Japan in AUKUS Alliance

The senators seek to promote international communication for advanced technology projects. Senators Mitt Romney of Utah, Bill Hagerty of Tennessee, Jim Risch of Idaho, and Tim Kaine of…

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U.S., Britain, and Australia Consider Expanding Their Alliance

AUKUS leaders release a statement considering Japan as a possible addition. Officials from the U.S., Britain, and Australia released a joint statement this week announcing the possibility of…

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U.S., Japan, Australia, and the Philippines Join Forces for Naval Exercises

South China Sea drills address regional security concerns. The U.S., Japan, Australia, and the Philippines are conducting inaugural joint naval exercises called the Maritime Cooperative Activity, featuring anti-submarine…

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Pentagon Lifts Osprey Flight Ban

Naval Air Systems Command grounded the aircraft three months ago after a fatal crash in Japan. The Pentagon is lifting the ban on the flight of the Osprey…

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