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Could Baker Hughes Be an Unlikely Winner in Drone Defense Boom?

Baker Hughes is evolving beyond oil, and its energy tech and AI tools may quietly position it to benefit from rising drone and defense infrastructure spending

MarketBeat

Trump Says Would Be 'Stupid' To Reject Qatari Air Force One Gift

US President Donald Trump on Monday furiously rejected ethics concerns over his plans to receive a jet from Qatar to be used as Air Force One, saying it would be "stupid" not to accept such a gift.

International Business Times

Children in military families face unique psychological challenges, and the barriers to getting help add to the strain

“When one person joins the military, the whole family serves.”

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How medical treatments devised for war can quickly be implemented in US hospitals to save lives

For decades, military doctors faced a critical challenge: What’s the best way to safely and effectively deliver oxygen to patients in remote combat zones, rural hospitals or disaster-stricken areas?

The Conversation

Chained migrants led onto deportation flight as Trump orders take hold

Chained and handcuffed migrants were led onto a deportation flight just days after Donald Trump was inaugurated as president, newly-released footage from the US Department of Defense purportedly shows.

The Independent UK

Tencent says it's not a Chinese military company and is willing to sue the US Department of Defense if it isn't removed from a blacklist

The conglomerate was one of several Chinese companies given the designation at the start of the year.

PC Gamer

Tencent has been designated a Chinese military company by the US Department of Defense, which the conglomerate calls a 'misunderstanding'

But several US-based videogame companies, including Microsoft, would be considered US military companies if the same metric was applied to them.

PC Gamer

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‘Higher-ups are in our pocket’ — An aviation giant with billions in military contracts admits to bribing officials in Nepal and South Africa

AAR Corp. will pay $55 million to resolve bribery investigations by the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission

Fortune

FEMA And Dod Collaborate To Airlift Supplies To Storm-Hit Areas

FEMA and US Department of Defense collaborate to airlift supplies and restore access in storm-impacted areas.

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3 Defense Stocks to Buy Amid Rising Global Tensions

With geopolitical dynamics unfolding, defense companies are seeing a surge in orders, boosting the growth prospects of defense stocks. In this article, we’ll explore the prospects of General Dynamics Corporation (GD), Northrop Grumman Corporation (NOC), and Textron Inc. (TXT), which are well-positioned to benefit from this trend and boost your…

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Unexpected Intel military chip contract drained $3 billion from CHIPS Act, Senate mulls auction to restore funds

The U.S. Senate is looking for ways to increase CHIPS Act funding after the Pentagon pulled out of its $2.5 billion commitment to the 'Secure Enclave' project for building defense chips.

Tom’s Hardware

Hughes Opens Manufacturing Facility and Private 5G Incubation Center in Maryland

The facility will also serve as a testing ground for private 5G solutions

TV Tech

Microsoft reportedly pitched DALL-E AI image generation technology for military use without OpenAI and against core policies: "We were not involved."

Microsoft reportedly proposed the tool to the US Department of Defense during a training seminar in October 2023. The tool can "create images to train battle management systems."

Windows Central

Contamination from Trinity nuclear test site continues to plague Navajo land

“Oppenheimer” swept the Oscars on Sunday, detailing the creation of the atomic bomb at the trinity test site. But what the film failed to capture was the impact the nuclear test had on local residents. Between 1944 and 1986, the US Department of Defense dumped more than 30 million tons…

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Top 3 Bullish Air Defense Stocks to Consider

Riding the winds of heightened military sales, steadfast airline demand, and relentless U.S. Department of Defense advancements, the air defense industry stands on the brink of unprecedented growth. Thus, one could invest in General Dynamics (GD), Lockheed Martin (LMT), and Elbit Systems (ESLT) for lucrative returns. Read more.

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 548

As the war enters its 548th day, these are the main developments.

Bangkok Post

No indication Russia plans to use nuclear weapons: US Dept of Defense

WASHINGTON: The US Department of Defense said on Saturday that there are no indications that Russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons after Moscow's announcement to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus.

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