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Jake Paul has given his two cents on Jon Jones’ situation after the latter was not given a spot on the UFC Freedom 250 card.Jones vacated his heavyweight championship last year and retired instead of fighting then-interim champion Tom Aspinall. However, once the UFC White House event was announced, the former two-division champion wasted no time in jumping back in the testing pool and showing immediate interest in fighting on June 14.Over the past few months, rumors were building that “Bones” would fight Alex Pereira at the White House.However, this past weekend, when the bout list was announced, Jones’ name…

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A US Army HIMARS launches a long-range Precision Strike Missile during Operation Epic Fury. Credit: U.S. Central Command via X. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) has claimed that its forces have struck over 5,000 targets in Iran during the initial 10 days of a sustained military campaign. The campaign, named Operation Epic Fury, began on 28 February under the “direction of the President of the United States” and continues with no indication of de-escalation. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more CENTCOM stated that…

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Every week, I put out a Mailbag prompt on The Feed, and this week, but over the past few weeks, there’s been a question in there that I decided to break out into its own thing, because I don’t want the Mailbag to be 4,000 words. This is one of those.If there was a BMF title fight 185-265 who are you putting in the fight? Current roster of course.Sir, there is already a prestigious belt for this weight range, called the middleweighty middleweight championship!All jokes aside, this past weekend, Charles Oliveira became the fourth BMF champion after he dominated Max…

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Former Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough has been named CEO of Feeding America, a non-profit network of more than 250 food banks, regional cooperatives, agencies and food bank associations. McDonough will take the helm of the organization April 14, according to a Feb. 25 announcement by its board of directors. Since leaving the VA in January 2025, McDonough has maintained a low profile, declining media interview requests and serving as a scholar-in-residence at his alma mater, Saint John’s University, in Collegeville, Minnesota. He is currently teaching a course on health care finance and policy at the school. Last year, Feeding…

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Tiffany Stratton announced a return to competitive bodybuilding recently, but that doesn’t mean the WWE Superstar is taking her sights of the women’s world championship. To ace both ambitions, Stratton has mastered her methods for scouting the perfect gym and eating healthy while on the road, but after all this prep, she’s also looking forward to a well-deserved cheat meal when she heads to WWE’s Clash in Italy event this May. There’s no question that the options for touring athletes have become healthier in recent years. No longer are fast food joints and late-night service stations the only place to…

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Not every scam starts with malware or a compromised account. Sometimes all it takes is a friend request or a link shared via chat. Meta, in an effort to protect people from fraudsters, added anti-scam tools to WhatsApp, Facebook, and Messenger, including device linking warnings on WhatsApp and alerts for suspicious friend requests on Facebook, the social media giant said on Wednesday. Plus, in a joint effort with law enforcement, international cops disrupted major scam centers targeting victims around the globe and arrested 21 alleged fraudsters, while Meta disabled more than 150,000 social media accounts linked to scam center networks.…

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The Perspective “Evaluating Translational AI: A Two-Way Moving Target Problem” aptly describes two fundamental challenges that occur when health systems evaluate predictive AI models that inform clinical decision-making. Leuchter et al. highlight how traditional evaluation approaches are rendered inadequate due to a two-way moving target problem caused by (1) concurrent-intervention confounding prior to implementation and (2) action-induced outcome bias that occurs after implementation. To address these challenges, they recommend short-term randomized controlled evaluations to assess model effectiveness prior to complete adoption. Although such randomized evaluations are warranted, they face a third challenge that could lead to misestimation of AI model…

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PATRICK SPACE FORCE BASE, Fla. – The Space Launch Delta 45 Chaplain’s Office hosted its annual Daddy-Daughter Dance on February 27, 2026. Approximately 80 parents and daughters attended the event, giving service members an opportunity to step away from launch operations and spend dedicated time with their children. “Our military personnel dedicate so much time to the mission,” said Capt. Subhankar Patnaik, deputy chaplain for Space Launch Delta 45. “This event focuses on building stronger, resilient families. Tonight is about creating special memories and emotional connections between dads and their daughters that will last a lifetime.” Since its debut in…

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Key refueling-related tests for the B-21 Raider are now underway, an Air Force spokesperson confirmed to Defense One, the latest milestone towards delivering the next-generation bomber by 2027.On Tuesday, several open-source intelligence accounts and plane spotters posted images of a B-21 approaching a KC-135 tanker over California. One account cited flight radar data indicating that the tanker was from Edward Air Force Base’s 370th Flight Test Squadron. Other photographs and videos showed the bomber being followed by an F-16 fighter jet.“We can confirm that a B-21 Raider flight test aircraft completed a test event involving a close-proximity flight with a…

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Microsoft, in a legal filing, is challenging Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s action last week to shut Anthropic out of military work. The Associated Press March 11, 2026 12:23 pm 2 min read SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Microsoft is throwing its weight behind Anthropic in asking a federal court to block the Trump administration’s designation of the artificial intelligence company as a supply chain risk. Microsoft, in a legal filing, is challenging Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s action last week to shut Anthropic out of military work by labeling its AI products as posing a threat to national security. The Pentagon took…

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