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The bench press is one of the most recognized strength exercises in the world. Whether you train for muscle, sports performance, or general fitness, people often want to know one thing: how much should you be able to bench press for your age? The answer is not as simple as looking at your birth certificate. Age certainly influences strength, but so do body weight, training experience, sex, muscle mass, and lifestyle. A healthy 55 year old who has lifted weights consistently for decades will almost always outperform an inactive 25 year old. Still, there are clear trends that science has…
AI is finding vulnerabilities faster, whether the industry is ready for it or not. Mitigation is the only way for defenders to regain control. Doug Britton July 17, 2026 4:17 pm 3 min read The cybersecurity industry is betting heavily on artificial intelligence. The idea is that if we can use AI to find vulnerabilities faster, software will be more secure, and organizations can stay ahead of bad actors. However, in most organizations, vulnerability discovery is not what’s holding security teams back. Remediation is. Teams are already drowning in more common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) than they can prioritize and…
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Every morning, Chelsea Thomas wakes up married, but alone. Her husband, an Air Force service member, has spent the past three years living more than 600 miles away because of military orders. While he relocated to his next assignment, Thomas remained in Florida with their children, preserving careers, school routines and the life they had built.It isn’t a deployment. For the Thomas family, it’s simply military life. For generations, military families were expected to pack up together every time orders arrived. Today, some families are making a different calculation. Rather than uprooting children’s schools, abandoning established careers, leaving specialized medical…
Thinking Global Podcast – Sumantra Bose (Part Two) – E-International Relations Thinking Global On this week’s episode, Prof. Sumantra Bose chats with chats with Dr. Tusharika Deka (@Tusharika24) in this second episode of two about his future projects, his grasp of where technology and global history meet, his understanding of how conflict and identity come together, and much more. Professor Sumantra Bose is a Professor of International and Comparative Politics at Krea University. He previously taught for more than two decades at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where he held a chair in international…
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 From missile warning to satellite communications for drones, the Space Force has played a key, if often unseen, role in the U.S. conflict with Iran, the head of the service’s Combat Forces Command said July 17. And one area in particular has seen Guardians be especially active: the electromagnetic spectrum. “What you are seeing in these operations isn’t just extremely proficient space operations. What you’re seeing from U.S. forces is extremely…
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Yasmine will be kicking off Season 4 for Street Fighter 6 on August 3, 2026. We’ve received confirmation that she’s coming packaged with a major update that rebalances the entire roster. Since Street Fighter 6 is still basically in Season 3, most seasoned players already have solid understandings of the top tiers and low tiers of the game. As such, players are anticipating buffs and nerfs for specific combatants. A…
Dana White doesn’t agree with those who are calling for Kamaru Usman to retire following UFC Oklahoma. Usman made his second appearance in the middleweight division this past Saturday. He collided with former middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis inside the Paycom Center. Early on, du Plessis looked as sharp as he ever has. In the second stanza, “Stillknocks” blasted “The Nigerian Nightmare” with a knee that rocked him. While things looked dicey for Usman, he mounted a comeback effort late, but it wasn’t enough. Du Plessis secured a unanimous decision win, and some have questioned if the 39-year-old Usman should…
