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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
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Trump, Biden trade barbs over North Korea’s nukes
Former Vice President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump over his chummy relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who recently unveiled a new, larger ICBM.
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All US Navy destroyers will get hypersonic missiles, says Trump’s national security adviser
All three flights of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are going to get the weapons, according to Robert O’Brien.
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US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
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SCOTUS to rule on use of Pentagon funds for border wall, but money already spent
A lawsuit is challenging $2.5 billion reprogrammed for the wall, but those contracts have long since been awarded.
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Estimate of new nuclear missiles to replace Minuteman 3 arsenal increases to $95.8B
The estimated cost of fielding a new fleet of land-based nuclear missiles increased by about $10 billion from four years ago.
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Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
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Supreme Court to hear case over use of DoD funds for Trump border wall
The use of DoD funds to build a border wall will be taken up by the Supreme Court.
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Cyber Solarium Commission outlines recommendations for strengthening the supply chain
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission released a white paper today expanding on its March 2020 report focused solely on security the supply chain.
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‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
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Trump, Biden trade barbs over North Korea’s nukes
Former Vice President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump over his chummy relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who recently unveiled a new, larger ICBM.
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All US Navy destroyers will get hypersonic missiles, says Trump’s national security adviser
All three flights of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are going to get the weapons, according to Robert O’Brien.
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US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
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SCOTUS to rule on use of Pentagon funds for border wall, but money already spent
A lawsuit is challenging $2.5 billion reprogrammed for the wall, but those contracts have long since been awarded.
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Estimate of new nuclear missiles to replace Minuteman 3 arsenal increases to $95.8B
The estimated cost of fielding a new fleet of land-based nuclear missiles increased by about $10 billion from four years ago.
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Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
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Supreme Court to hear case over use of DoD funds for Trump border wall
The use of DoD funds to build a border wall will be taken up by the Supreme Court.
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Cyber Solarium Commission outlines recommendations for strengthening the supply chain
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission released a white paper today expanding on its March 2020 report focused solely on security the supply chain.
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‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
-
Trump, Biden trade barbs over North Korea’s nukes
Former Vice President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump over his chummy relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who recently unveiled a new, larger ICBM.
-
All US Navy destroyers will get hypersonic missiles, says Trump’s national security adviser
All three flights of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are going to get the weapons, according to Robert O’Brien.
-
US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
-
SCOTUS to rule on use of Pentagon funds for border wall, but money already spent
A lawsuit is challenging $2.5 billion reprogrammed for the wall, but those contracts have long since been awarded.
-
Estimate of new nuclear missiles to replace Minuteman 3 arsenal increases to $95.8B
The estimated cost of fielding a new fleet of land-based nuclear missiles increased by about $10 billion from four years ago.
-
Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
-
Supreme Court to hear case over use of DoD funds for Trump border wall
The use of DoD funds to build a border wall will be taken up by the Supreme Court.
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Cyber Solarium Commission outlines recommendations for strengthening the supply chain
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission released a white paper today expanding on its March 2020 report focused solely on security the supply chain.
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‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
