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Exclusive: Senators have "serious concern" with Pentagon's proposed Microsoft upgrade

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

Axios

There's a Military-Spec John Deere Gator Because The Humvee Had Too Many Doors

After the military phased out the M274 Willys platform at the introduction of the Humvee, they found they still needed something to fulfill that role. Enter John Deere.

RideApart

“Even Eddie Van Halen – god bless him, I love him – was mainly pentatonic. I was radically different”: Yngwie Malmsteen on Rising Force and the introduction of a neoclassical shred icon

Breaking out of Alcatrazz and releasing Rising Force in 1984, a young Yngwie Malmsteen took us all through a supernova of virtuosity that changed guitar forever

Guitar World

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‘Forever Chemicals,’ Religion, and Family Tragedy in Texas

PFAS do not break down but rather persist indefinitely. It is possible that Dad drank carcinogenic water for most of his life.

Texas Observer

How much does the US spend on the military?

Since 1980, defense spending has risen by 62%, climbing from $506 billion to $820 billion by 2023, after adjusting for inflation.

USAFacts

HHS Funding Secured As Major Government Shutdown Avoided

With passage of the fiscal 2024 appropriations package, Medicare and Social Security are among the key agencies to receive funding through September 30.

Kiplinger

US Department of Defense claims to have flushed out 50,000 vulnerabilities with bug bounty program

The bug bounty incentive enhances National Security, and rewards ethical hackers for their work

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US Agency Urges Dod To Improve Military Equipment Data Accuracy

US government and DoD are working to improve data accuracy for military equipment sent to Ukraine to enhance transparency and efficiency.

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'Interstellar meteor' vibrations actually caused by a truck, study suggests

Vibrations supposedly generated by the fiery passage of an interstellar meteor through Earth's atmosphere in 2014 were actually caused by a truck, a new study suggests.

Space

Experts alarmed over AI "killer robots"

Research identifies numerous risks as defense contractors develop new “killer robots”

Salon

No evidence of extraterrestrial technology, report finds - Roll Call

A Pentagon office has found no evidence of any confirmed sighting of extraterrestrial technology, according to a newly released report.

Roll Call

Pentagon’s priority on AI spending could shield it from cuts - Roll Call

Planned investments in artificial intelligence may be safeguarded from concerns that could cut into other Department of Defense accounts.

Roll Call

Bill sets sights on improved financial literacy for troops - Roll Call

A bipartisan bill would expand financial literacy training for servicemembers in an effort to smooth their transition to civilian life.

Roll Call

House lawmakers grill Austin over secretive hospitalization - Roll Call

Members of a House panel interrogated the Defense secretary Thursday on the notification delay related to his January hospitalization.

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Lawmakers urge DOD to play larger role in scrutinizing mergers - Roll Call

In a new letter, two Democratic lawmakers want answers from the Pentagon about how it can step up oversight of proposed defense mergers.

USAFacts

How many people are in the US military? A demographic overview

Active-duty military numbers decreased by 64.3% from their peak in 1968, dropping off twice during the Vietnam War and after the Cold War.

TechRadar

Thousands of DoD personnel may have had their private data leaked — US government admits 20,000 could be affected

A year after the incident, the DoD starts sending out emails warning affected individuals of the breach.

PC Gamer

Even the US Department of Defence is not immune to data breaches as 20,000 individuals are notified of a Microsoft cloud email leak

The US government still relies on cloud email servers like the rest of us, and a certain amount of beans appears to have been spilled.

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NSA's Stunning Admission: Obtaining Internet Browsing Data without Warrants

Discover the shocking revelation of the National Security Agency buying internet browsing data without warrants, as revealed by a top intelligence official.

Space

Pentagon moves to declassify some secret space programs and technologies

The United States Department of Defense (DoD) wants to declassify more space programs in order to boost the nation's military edge in space.

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