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While researching the Titanic recently, I was struck by something profound: The ship received numerous warning signs that could have prevented the catastrophic disaster of 1912. More than a century later, organizations continue making the same mistake, ignoring blatant warnings about pending disasters. Today’s iceberg? The quantum computing revolution that threatens to render our current cryptography obsolete. The warning signs are already here Any entity using digital networks to store sensitive data needs to transition away from classical cryptography toward post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standards. Organizations that fail to course-correct risk drifting dangerously off course by maintaining the same classical cryptography…

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The United States Army has awarded Skydio a contract exceeding $52 million for more than 2,500 X10D drones, marking the largest small unmanned aircraft system procurement from a single manufacturer in the service’s history. The order was placed through Atlantic Diving Supply and moved from bid to award in less than 72 hours. According to […]

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Caitlyn is the latest champion to join the 2XKO roster. Of course, it’s important to highlight that the developers plan on releasing five champions over the course of 2026. Akali and Senna were recently announced to also be coming to 2XKO as the next champions. The developers even highlighted a sneak peek at how they’ll perform during gameplay. Apparently, some 2XKO news is slated to be revealed at Pax East…

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Econographics March 20, 2026 • 3:19 pm ET Print this page By Martin Mühleisen Three weeks into the most significant disruption to global energy markets since the 1973 oil embargo, the International Monetary Fund (IMF)—the institution created to safeguard the stability of the international monetary system—has yet to provide a clear, comprehensive view of the economic fallout. Policymakers around the world, market participants, and the general public would all benefit from the IMF’s insights into the unfolding Iran crisis and the consequences of Tehran’s de facto blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. After all, the institution has unmatched access to…

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Being a UFC fighter is a tough gig, especially when you’re starting out and building up pay from a $10k/$10k contract. Those numbers haven’t improved for years, but at least the bonuses have increased from $50k to $100k, with every finish earning $25k.Those bigger bonuses have resulted in some truly heartwarming videos from UFC London, where Mason Jones vs. Axel Sola earned Fight of the Night honors. Jones is now 3-0 in the UFC and has earned one performance bonus before, but this is his first $100,000 bonus and he’s a very happy man based on the big smile on…

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To read the present conflict in Iran only through the categories of the Iran-Israel rivalry or the Tehran-Washington confrontation is to miss its most consequential dimension. For Israel, the central problem is the neutralization of a military and potentially nuclear threat. By the time of the military attacks of June 2025, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) assessed that Iran had accumulated 9,247.6 kg of enriched uranium in total; by the time of the attacks in mid-June 2025, it had also accumulated 440.9 kg enriched up to 60 percent U-235, making it the only non-nuclear-weapon state under the NPT to…

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Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org The first F-35 Joint Strike Fighter with ballast, rather than an advanced radar in its nose, flew an acceptance flight the last week of February, Air & Space Forces Magazine has learned. The F-35B successfully completed the test flight at Lockheed Martin’s Fort Worth, Texas, facility, a required step before the U.S. military could accept delivery of jets without their advanced radar. The still-delayed APG-85 radars are considered government-furnished equipment, and…

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Alexander Volkanovski has welcomed Movsar Evloev as the likely next challenger for his UFC featherweight title after the Russian extended his unbeaten run with a majority decision win over Lerone Murphy at UFC London. Volkanovski praised Evloev’s display and record while making clear that this is now the matchup he wants for his own legacy. Alexander Volkanovski Impressed: Undefeated Movsar Evloev ‘Has to Be Next’ for UFC Featherweight Gold Movsar Evloev defeated Lerone Murphy via majority decision in the main event at London’s O2 Arena in a high‑stakes featherweight bout viewed as a title eliminator. The judges scored the fight…

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Movsar Evloev is walking away from his UFC London fight against Lerone Murphy the winner, but did he win impressively enough to lock up a featherweight title shot against Alexander Volkanovski?The Evloev vs. Murphy main event won’t go down in anyone’s history books as a particularly thrilling bout, or even as a solid win for Evloev, who is used to dominating his opponents more thoroughly. Instead, you have the majority of media that watched the fight calling it a draw, with some even giving the bout to Murphy. But in the end only the three judges cageside matter, and they…

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The energy at the Arnold Sports Festival never disappoints. Each year, thousands of fitness enthusiasts, athletes, and industry leaders gather in Columbus, OH, for one of the largest celebrations of strength and performance in the world. While the competitions, celebrity appearances, and expo floor activations always bring the crowd, one of the biggest highlights this year was something far more interactive-people stepping up to test the equipment themselves. Surrounded by some of the biggest brands in fitness, one thing became clear almost immediately: Attendees didn’t just want to look at equipment. They wanted to use it. From the moment the…

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