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“The DOD needs smaller, less expensive cruise missiles, and lots of them! But no one has delivered on that promise yet.”

Nearly every civilian technology could be adapted to have military applications, which makes innovation increasingly complex and contentious.

For a year and a half, GOP lawmakers have been stealthily adding amendements to government appropriations bills, which are key to funding major government departments, to ban any federal money being used for gender transition procedures. This will dramatically curtail trans people’s access to medical care — just like the…

Wedbush Securities analysts led by Dan Ives believe Q2 earnings will be a positive catalyst for tech stocks, which could climb another 15% this year.

Exclusive: The Heritage Foundation claims the medications are “of public interest because questions about the President’s mental and physical acuity have been the subject of widespread media and public interest.”

Palantir Technologies shares have gained over 50% year-to-date amid the AI boom as revenue from government contracts and commercial clients continues to increase steadily.

US DoD and USAID IGs jointly review challenges in delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza via JLOTS pier amid security concerns and adverse weather conditions.

What goes on a hip-hop player's pedalboard? Stone Mecca shows us right here, and with a heavy hitting distortion from Boss, it might handle a metal gig, too

The world is becoming more volatile. The silver lining is that closer collaboration between the U.S. and its allies will boost to the private space sector.

Despite several recent cyber incidents, the Pentagon will continue to invest in Microsoft as a provider.

The letter is just the latest example of how high tensions have risen between Washington and the tech giant.