The U.S. Army expands its Space Operations Branch with 600 new Tactical Space Operations Specialists, enhancing space expertise and training.
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The U.S. Army just ran one of its most unconventional military exercises in recent memory — and it didn't involve live ammunition. Instead, it asked defense contractors to hack each other, and then put autonomous machines to work talking across those same networks.
Progressive group organizes Black voters against U.S. Senate nominee Mike Rogers, citing shaky relationship with community and ties to Trump.
More than 75 "No Kings: Vote Early" gatherings across Michigan focus on voter outreach, nonpartisan participation, and celebrating the right to vote.
The U.S. Army and Navy innovatively adapt to Arctic challenges, developing a system to keep facilities operational in extreme cold, down to -65°F.
Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit against Michigan's ban on small cage eggs, citing lack of harm to Trump admin. Michigan poultry industry pleased.
OpenAI discovered a "sophisticated recording device" in its office, used AI to identify the culprit, and involved the FBI.
The Army nears a crucial milestone, with 97% of soldiers completing a cognitive test to track brain health, ensuring medical readiness and safety.
A Tucson man faces decades in prison for assaulting a flight crew and passenger, leading to a forced landing.
A military program that gave newly trained soldiers a chance to return home before heading to their first duty station has been quietly put on hold — and may not return. The Army's Hometown Recruiter Assistance Program, which has existed in some form since the 1980s, is now suspended after officials concluded it wasn't delivering results worth its cost.