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Alonzo Menifield picked up a huge win at UFC 331 on Saturday as he scored a split decision victory over Iwo Baraniewski to open the main card but he certainly didn’t walk away unscathed.The veteran light heavyweight suffered a gruesome broken thumb in the opening round and by the end of the fight it appeared as if Menifield might lose that finger because the split was so terribly bad.On Monday, the California State Athletic Commission released the medical suspensions from UFC 331 and Menifield was handed a 180 day suspension (six months) for a possible fracture to his left thumb.…
An IRS watchdog is taking a closer look at the agency’s temporary reassignment of mid-career employees to frontline entry-level jobs many of them had no prior experience doing. The audit by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration comes as the IRS is looking for employees currently serving in these temporary details to sign up for a third tour of duty. The IRS in February put IT and human resources employees on 120-day details to work in taxpayer services. These employees were assigned entry-level roles answering inquiries from taxpayers and processing tax returns. The National Treasury Employees Union estimates that about 1,500 IRS employees…
Preparation begins with understanding whether the organization can support rapid growth before opportunity arrives. Khoa Vu September 21, 2026 4:24 pm 3 min read The federal government is moving to streamline procurement, and agencies are responding by seeking to accelerate acquisitions. But a fast-moving contracting environment provides challenges, too, especially for new entrants who have gotten a few contracts but aren’t sure how to expand. The companies I’ve seen succeed are those that understand that behind every technical capability on the request for proposals (RFP) is a financial strategy that can handle tough times like 2025, good times like what…
I wanted to point out the 1.0 release of an interesting roguelite with tactical combat. Deified, developed by French studio Unexpected and published by Goblinz Publishing, is available today, September 21, 2026, for PC. The game launches at $14.99/€14.99, with a 10% discount available during its first two weeks. The most interesting part is its approach to character development. Much of your strategy comes from collecting relics and deciding how to use the limited slots available to you. Relics of the same type can activate synergies, while collecting multiple fragments of an identical artifact lets you restore and improve it.…
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Bottom lines up front WASHINGTON—I recently asked Real Madrid’s Antonio Rüdiger what he wanted to be remembered for after he stops playing football. “I want to leave a legacy,” he told me, explaining how his foundation’s support for education, health, and sports development in Sierra Leone had made many children’s dreams come true. “Legacy for me is doing something, not being a legend of football,” the former German footballer, whose mother is from Sierra Leone, said during an interview for the Atlantic Council Africa Center’s Beyond the Game series. Rüdiger’s pursuit of a legacy that will impact the next generation…
Marlon Vera has had bigger fights in his career, but maybe none more important than his showdown with Charles Jourdain at UFC 331.The one-time bantamweight title challenger was on a career-worst four-fight losing streak heading into Saturday’s event in Los Angeles, and a loss to the fast-rising Jourdain would have left “Chito” on shaky ground. However, Vera put on a resurgent performance, battering Jourdain for two rounds before scoring a knockout victory in the third.Immediately after the referee stepped in, an emotional Vera dropped to his knees in celebration, and later told reporters that he fully felt the magnitude of…
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and Carrier Strike Group 3 pulled into Guam on Saturday for a short logistics stop, officially marking the 10th month of its deployment.The Lincoln left Naval Station North Island in San Diego, California, on Nov. 21, 2025, and joined U.S. Naval forces in the Middle East to support combat operations during the Iran war. “The stop on Naval Base Guam marks CSG-3 personnel’s first return to American soil in nine months, during which personnel will be afforded on-base liberty,” the Navy said.The Lincoln, which is the flagship of Carrier Strike Group 3, arrived…
Spectra Group (UK) Ltd has secured a €13 million contract from a NATO ally for Comtech’s Mobile Transportable Transmission System (MTTS) Troposcatter terminals, including a comprehensive spares and support package. Spectra Group specialises in secure, reliable and resilient beyond line-of-sight communications for operations in denied and contested environments. The contract reflects growing NATO demand for resilient beyond-line-of-sight (BLOS) communications that can operate independently of satellite infrastructure and maintain connectivity in contested and congested operational environments. The Comtech MTTS system provides high-capacity communications links between dispersed locations where assured connectivity is critical to operational effectiveness. Spectra Group acquired the global distribution…
The Army is throwing its weight behind new and emerging construction methods to cut building costs by 30%, according to a recent memo obtained by Army Times. But it’s also halving building lifespans, with a plan that calls for new builds to last just 25 years instead of the traditional 50.The memo, published July 31 and signed by W. Jordan Gillis, assistant secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment, directs “the adoption of installation resilience through Industrialized Construction” through use of construction methods like 3D printing, rapidly deployed tent-like tension fabric structures, parts kits, and pre-engineered steel structures.“The…
