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Former flyweight champion Brandon Moreno has his next fight booked as he’s expected to clash with Charles Johnson at UFC 335, which takes place on Dec. 12 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.Multiple people with knowledge of the promotion’s plans confirmed the news to MMA Fighting’s Guilherme Cruz and Mike Heck.Coming off two-straight losses, Moreno finally got back on track with a win over Joseph Morales at Noche UFC 3 in September. Following that win, Moreno expressed interest in getting one more fight in before the year was over and now it appears he’s getting his wishAs for Johnson,…

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Home › MMA News › ” I Will Step Out Of The Game” – Raul Rosas Jr. Discusses Possible Retirement Timeline Ahead of UFC Vegas 121 UFC bantamweight Raul Rosas Jr. has weighed in on when he believes he will retire from MMA and what might compel him to walk away. The 21-year-old, who boasts a professional record of 12-1, is currently riding a 5-fight UFC win streak and has defeated Rob Font and Vince Morales, among others. This weekend at the Meta Apex, the Mexican fighter is set to lock horns with Raoni Barcelos. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – MARCH…

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The Trump administration does not have a plan on how to spend billions in additional funding for building and otherwise purchasing new facilities to detain migrants “resulting in wasted, or potentially wasted, resources,” according to a Government Accountability Office report that was published on Thursday. “In the absence of a comprehensive strategic plan to guide detention expansion, [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has wasted funds on unsuccessful detention initiatives and lacks important information about the long-term affordability of its investments,” auditors wrote.  For example, ICE reported purchasing 11 warehouses for $1.07 billion to repurpose as detainment facilities, but, as of June, officials are…

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In this episode with host Dr. Charlie Faint, retired Colonel Pat Howell reflects on a career that took him from the 82nd Airborne Division and conventional engineer units to the 75th Ranger Regiment, strategic planning in Afghanistan, Joint Special Operations Command, and ultimately leadership of the Modern War Institute at West Point. Pat describes how strong noncommissioned officers and demanding organizations shaped his approach to leadership, particularly the need to balance leading by personal example with stepping back to supervise the larger mission. He discusses his intellectual development at West Point, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, and the…

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SEOUL, Republic of Korea — September 2026 — K-DEX 2026 has outlined a broader international conference and business-engagement program ahead of its first integrated edition this December, bringing together strategic dialogue, country-level defense briefings and direct industry engagement within a single platform.The program is designed to connect discussions on the international security environment with more practical questions surrounding military modernization, procurement requirements and defense-industrial cooperation.A key component will be the K-DEX 2026 Global Summit, including the GLOBSEC Korea Dialogue: The Next Alliance, co-hosted by GLOBSEC and K-DEX.GLOBSEC is an independent, non-partisan policy institution with roots in Central Europe that brings…

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In an era dominated by artificial intelligence, information technology and electronics, mechanical components production remains key to most defence systems. The Borimex Group is family owned and will remain in the future; it has been active for over 50 years in the production of mechanical components for the civilian market adopting the latest technologies, and 19 years ago it has entered the defence world, with a variety of products, ranging from armoured vehicles subcomponents to suppressors for small arms EDR On-Line visited Borimex as part of a study tour on the Polish Defence Industry organised by Polska Agencja Inwestycji i…

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Charai for The National Interest: Donald Trump’s New York State of Mind – Atlantic Council In the News September 24, 2026 By Atlantic Council Print this page Share this page ERROR MESSAGE HEADING ERROR MESSAGE SUBHEADING ERROR MESSAGE CONTENT ERROR MESSAGE INFO Oops… It looks like we’re having a technical issue. If refreshing the page doesn’t resolve the issue you could try clearing the sites browser cache. Pro Tip: If you’re on a laptop or desktop you can flush everything the browser currently has cached for the site by simply holding down the Shift key while clicking the…

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Mikey Musumeci came close on several submissions but the UFC BJJ champion was unable to put Bryce Mitchell away in their three round main event on Thursday night in Las Vegas.The crossover match was set up as Musumeci has started to make his transition to a full-time MMA fighter and he showed off his skills without using any leg locks, which is one of his signature moves. Mitchell defended effectively over three rounds and despite not getting the finish, Musumeci had the time of his life.“It was fun,” Musumechi said after the match. “I like that. I’m training MMA now…

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The Rev. William “Bill” Greason, a Montford Point Marine, Baptist minister and the oldest-living Major League Baseball player and last surviving Negro Leaguer, just turned 102. Growing up in the Depression era Jim Crow South, Greason never let prejudice define him. Rather, he kept moving forward with dignity, humility, and a sense of humor, creating a legacy that began with one question: Did I help someone? Before Greason teamed up in the Negro Leagues with Hall of Famer and U.S. Army veteran Willie Mays — and decades before he preached the Gospel from the pulpit — he was a Montford…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Eight sailors attempted suicide while deployed with the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group, which spent a record-setting uninterrupted time at sea supporting the Iran war, the Navy’s top civilian leader said this week. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao provided the information to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in a letter dated Tuesday after the New York Democrat inquired last month about the strike group’s crew. The Lincoln’s extended deployment drew the nation’s attention following reports of crew stress and poor mental health, as well as supply shortages, including food and hygiene products. Eight attempts in a strike…

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