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Aerojet Rocketdyne, acquired by L3Harris, is ramping up solid rocket motor production to meet growing demand for tactical and strategic missiles.
Asylum seekers who entered the U.S. through CBP One face uncertainty as DHS revokes their status, causing confusion.
Donald Trump's trade war echoes the Gilded Age, with 125% tariffs on Chinese imports sparking tech industry outcry. Exemptions for electronics reveal favoritism, highlighting the regressive nature of consumer taxes. As Trump leverages emergency powers, lobbyists swarm, seeking exemptions. The situation underscores the need for campaign finance reform and curbs on congressional stock trading.
Northern Europe's prisons prioritize dignity, inspiring U.S. reforms aimed at reducing recidivism and addressing overcrowding. Visits to Norway and Germany have catalyzed initiatives like Vera’s Restoring Promise and Amend’s state work, promoting humane correctional practices.
Norway completes its F-35 order with 52 jets, marking a milestone. A new maintenance center in Rygge boosts local capacity and supply chains.
The U.S. Army aims to expedite the modernization of its M1 Abrams tank. By leveraging industry partnerships and reducing bureaucracy, the Army plans to deliver a new variant in 24 to 30 months, aligning with the Bradley replacement strategy.
Navy SEAL veteran Remi Adeleke suspects a maintenance issue, not fuel shortage, caused the Hudson River helicopter crash that killed pilot Sean Johnson.
President Trump's 2025 executive order on elections is facing legal challenges and scrutiny for undermining federal election security. Critics argue the administration's actions, including targeting officials like Christopher Krebs, erode trust and diminish resources crucial for safeguarding elections against cyber threats, foreign interference, and misinformation. This shift raises concerns about election integrity and the potential for increased vulnerabilities in future elections.
Michelle Obama, at 61, addresses divorce rumors, stating her marriage is fine. She emphasizes her independence and personal choices.