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Four ambitious fighters will step into the SENSHI ring with one goal – to earn their place as reserve fighters for the SENSHI 32 Grand Prix tournament in the -85 kg division and take another step toward the top of combat sports. On July 11, at the beach arena next to Restaurant More in St. St. Constantine and Helena Resort, Varna, Bulgaria, the athletes will compete in two decisive reserve bouts, giving them a valuable opportunity to prove themselves in front of the demanding SENSHI audience. The winners of the two matches will have the chance to join the main…

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As military moving season shifts into high gear, service members and their families should be seeing the results of changes aimed at improving their household goods moves.And for those experiencing issues, there’s a direct line to DoD’s new Personal Property Activity, where service members can ask for assistance. Since that call center was set up in August of last year, the volume has reached 20,121 calls and emails, said Army Maj. Matthew Visser, spokesman for the Personal Property Activity. That includes calls received into the center, as well as calls made from the center. “We often see issues arising, and…

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Making a list of the top “Murica” games can be hard because it’s incredibly personal to every American gamer, depending entirely on how they interpret history. My criterion today is simple: How shamelessly patriotic is the video game? When I’m playing, if Hulk Hogan’s theme song “Real American” isn’t playing in my head, the game is immediately disqualified. I have to think: “What would the squad from “Team America: World Police” be playing?” Mechanically, there are countless better war-themed games out there, but they lack the music or the atmosphere that oozes pure patriotism. Therefore, they didn’t make the cut.…

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PARIS — The scramble by armies to counter the drones dominating modern battlefields has supercharged demand for miniaturized radars from Echodyne that provide detection and fire-control support for dozens of anti-drone solutions, the company’s CEO Eben Frankenberg said.With the counter-drone market “red hot,” demand for affordable short-range radars could grow tenfold by 2030, Frankenberg told Defense News at the Eurosatory defense show near Paris last month. Echodyne, based near Seattle, is shipping radars as fast as it can make them, and will cut the ribbon on a new facility this month that at full rate will lift production capacity tenfold.As…

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The Department of Defense plans to bring new models onto its internal, department-wide artificial intelligence marketplace and deploy them at higher classification levels, part of its updated procurement policy that aims for “commercial-first” in its deliverables. Cameron Stanley, the chief digital and artificial intelligence officer at DOD told attendees at the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday that as GenAI.mil reached a record 1.7 million users—along with the creation of over 100,000 custom agents—even more models will soon be made available on the platform.“We’re looking forward to advancing, getting new models on to GenAI.mil, we’re looking at GenAI.mil going to…

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Jon Jones has a message for Conor McGregor before the Irishman returns to the octagon later this month. After staying half a decade away from the sport, “The Notorious” is finally making his UFC return in the main event of UFC 329, where he is set to run it back with Max Holloway. McGregor last competed in 2021 against Dustin Poirier. During the trilogy bout, the Dubliner suffered a drastic leg injury that kept him sidelined for nearly two years. After recovery and rehabilitation, in 2023 he served as head coach opposite Michael Chandler on TUF 31. In 2024, “The…

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OMB Director Russell Vought says there are no plans to do a closing report on DOGE’s controversial, cost-cutting blitz across government. Justin Doubleday@jdoubledayWFED July 1, 2026 6:54 pm 3 min read With the Department of Government Efficiency’s official mandate coming to an end on the Fourth of July, the Office of Management and Budget has no plans to complete a final report on DOGE-led efforts to drastically reshape the federal government and cut hundreds of thousands of federal employees. During a June 30 House Appropriations financial services subcommittee hearing, Chairman David Joyce (R-Ohio) pointed to how the Trump administration’s fiscal…

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If you’ve been waiting for the right time to upgrade your training gear, the official Nike Sale is worth a look. Nike’s Sale section features discounted running shoes, training footwear, workout clothing and everyday sportswear. The selection changes regularly, with new products added and others selling out quickly, making it worth checking back if you’re looking for a particular style or size. Browse the official Nike Sale here Standout Deals Available Right Now Here are a few examples of products currently available through Nike’s official Sale section: Nike Metcon 10 Women’s Workout Shoes – 31% off, reduced from $155 to…

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Deep staffing cuts at the Pentagon’s independent weapons testing office last year have left the organization with fewer specialists who are now overseeing programs outside their areas of expertise, increasing the risk that problems with new weapon systems could go undetected before they reach troops.  Congress stood up the Office of the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E) in 1983 following a series of scandals around a number of weapon systems that didn’t perform as expected. The M16 rifle, for instance, malfunctioned so badly in the field that it cost many soldiers their lives. Those deadly combat failures were exactly…

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Addressing the Herzliya Conference, Baram calls for tailored force buildup, a broader alliance stretching from India through the UAE to Greece and Cyprus, and a new US-Israel security MOU built on hard interests and shared values. Israel Ministry of Defense (IMOD) Director General Maj. Gen. (res.) Amir Baram spoke to the Herzliya Conference at Reichman University today (Wednesday): “The war has sharpened, for every actor in the region, the price of Iran’s military buildup. It has created a shared interest in forging a broader alliance, from India through the UAE to Greece and Cyprus.” Baram warned that “the agreements now…

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