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Find the best Weapons in Arknights: Endfield!You should still experiment with different Weapons and see what works best for your team. Arknights: Endfield is a spinoff of Hypergryph‘s 2019 tower defense game Arknights. It is a free-to-play action RPG with factory simulation features developed by Hypergryph with GRYPHLINE publishing. If you are a new Endministrator and are looking to see which characters are meta currently, this Weapons Tier List for Arknights: Endfield is for you. If you are just starting, you can use redeem codes to claim and acquire some useful freebies. You can also check out our Beginner’s, Team Building, Reroll, Currency Farming, Gacha System, and Best Facility Blueprint Codes Guides for a better understanding of how everything works in a simple manner. If you’re…

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WBA lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis walked out of a Miami-Dade County jail Thursday after posting $16,000 bond, ending a dramatic 24-hour period that saw the boxing star arrested following a two-week search by law enforcement. Gervonta “Tank” Davis Released on Bond After Miami Arrest Davis, 31, was apprehended Wednesday night in Miami’s Design District by U.S. Marshals and Miami Gardens police, ending a manhunt that began January 14 when an arrest warrant was issued. He faces charges of attempted kidnapping, false imprisonment and battery stemming from an alleged October 27, 2025 incident at Tootsies Cabaret in Miami Gardens. The…

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The Men’s Elite race at HYROX Phoenix delivered another relentless and exciting battle between a selection of the biggest names in the division. This time there would be no fun battle between Tim and Hunter, but the field was packed with exceptional athletes regardless. Despite the desert heat, Roncevic claimed his second major win of the season by crossing the line in 00:53:16. Only one second shy of breaking his own world record. Louis Osselaer from Belgium made his Elite 15 debut in Phoenix, a talented athlete with a CrossFit background. Luke Greer, Josh Van Zeeland and Charlie Botterill were…

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In November, soon after taking office, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told parliament that a Chinese assault on Taiwan could constitute an existential threat to Japan and could warrant a military response. To China, which sees any commitment to supporting Taiwan as a provocation, these were fighting words. In response, Beijing stepped up military exercises near Japan, halted the imports of Japanese seafood, banned exports of dual-use goods—products that can be used for civilian and military purposes—to Japan, and advised its citizens not to travel there.Takaichi’s comments are all the more worrying for China because Japan is undergoing a profound…

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The U.S. may be headed for another government shutdown. Lawmakers are tussling over terms to keep the government open ahead of a funding deadline this evening at midnight. A bipartisan deal had been reached Thursday afternoon after the White House and Senate Democrats announced an agreement to separate Homeland Security funds from a five-bill package the full Senate could take up on Friday. “Republicans and Democrats in Congress have come together to get the vast majority of the Government funded until September, while at the same time providing an extension to the Department of Homeland Security,” President Trump said on social…

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Innovation is a continuous cycle of improvement, not just a static achievement.As the 445th Airlift Wing looks to modernize how it operates, the need for a collaborative hub dedicated to empowering Reservists manifested into the AeroThink Innovation Cell.By fostering a culture where every Airman can present solutions to improve workstations and processes, the wing ensures every good idea is supported, refined and launched into action.More than just a workspace, the new hub needed a name that captured its mission, merging tradition with future-focused ingenuity.One of nine total submissions in a naming challenge, Staff Sgt. Meggie Samuel, 87th Aerial Port Squadron…

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Picture this for a second. It’s the early 1960s. Elvis is on the radio, the Cold War is humming in the background like bad static, and somewhere over the Mojave Desert, a white aircraft the size of a small building is tearing through the sky at three times the speed of sound. No stealth coatings. No fly-by-wire computers. Just raw ambition, stainless steel skin, and six screaming engines. That aircraft was the XB-70 Valkyrie.The XB-70 Valkyrie wasn’t built to be practical. It was built to be untouchable. The idea was simple, almost arrogant: fly so fast and so high that…

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Oracle is taking steps to “repair” its relationship with the MySQL community, according to sources, by moving “commercial-only” features into the database application’s Community Edition and prioritizing developer needs. The “new era” was discussed at a pre-FOSDEM MySQL and Friends event in Belgium. According to a summary seen by The Register, it focused on reinvigorating the MySQL community after a period under Big Red’s watch in which the project’s headcount fell and developers considered alternatives to the venerable database. Structural changes were also mentioned, with the MySQL group moving into Oracle’s cloud group. Oracle’s presentation leaned heavily on promises, including…

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The Air Force has quietly eliminated all in-person and virtual hearings for Special Access Program (SAP) appeals, replacing them with a paper-only process and making the service’s special access oversight office the final authority. “The [Special Access Program Central Office] appeals process will transition, effective January 21, 2026, from in-person hearings located in the Washington, D.C. area to an administrative appeals process. This process will not permit in-person or virtual presence of appellants, legal counsel or any other supporting entities,”  Vincent Liddiard, director of security, special program oversight and information protection within the Office of the Secretary of the Air…

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UFC 325 has raised some interesting questions about what we should expect from the promotion in terms of numbered events. Alexander Volkanovski will rematch Diego Lopes this weekend, despite handily defeating him at UFC 314 last April. Volkanovski and Lopes scored “Fight of the Night” in their first go-round and there’s no reason to think they won’t return a similar performance atop the UFC 325 event on Jan. 31 from inside Qudos Bank Arena in New South Wales, Australia.Isn’t that what we want? Great fights?The lightweight co-main event between Dan Hooker and Benoit Saint Denis should be equally bonkers and…

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