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Occasional bursts of energy from a Russian missile-detection satellite have been briefly disrupting satellite navigation across large parts of Europe, a pattern that may indicate a “qualitative escalation in GNSS [global navigation satellite system] interference.” At least 75 times between 2019 and 2026, University of Texas researchers observed 10-second bursts of high-powered radio signals at 1558.5 MHz: the frequency used by GPS and European navigation satellites to transmit signals to Earth. The bursts disrupted GPS antennas from Romania to Greenland, the researchers write in a paper published this month in the journal Navigation.The origin of the pulses was a mystery. The…

Federal agencies are now required to adopt a more tailored approach to patching the highest risk cyber vulnerabilities in their networks, under a new directive that accounts for recent advancements in artificial intelligence-driven cyber exploits. In a binding operational directive released Wednesday, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency laid out how agencies should prioritize high-risk vulnerabilities for more immediate action, while deferring lower-risk vulnerabilities. The directive is largely driven by advancements in new AI models that could allow hackers to more quickly identify new software vulnerabilities and exploit existing vulnerabilities before they can be patched or mitigated. CISA officials had…

Here is the changelog for our first update for SGS Battle for Gettysburg : – New alternative campaign scenario, to be tested as a variation of the standard game: only leaders can attack, and units can no longer take cover except using “trench” tokens. This is intended to offer players an alternative that is slightly less dynamic but perhaps more characteristic of the relative slowness of Civil War battles. Every attack must now be carefully planned and organized. NORMAL GAME OR “COMMANDER BATTLE”—THE CHOICE IS YOURS! – Thanks to the recent update to the SGS engine (version 1.7), tooltips have…

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 U.S. resumed strikes against Iran on June 10, as President Donald Trump seeks to pressure Iran to make concessions in the stalled negotiations between the two countries. “If we need to negotiate with bombs, we’ll negotiate with bombs,” Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said during a visit to U.S. Central Command’s headquarters in Tampa, Fla., shortly before the strikes began. “We’re very good at it. Nobody better in the world.” CENTCOM…

08:20 10.6.2026 Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps said it had launched missile and drone attacks on a US military base in Jordan and other American-linked targets across the Persian Gulf on June 10 in retaliation for US strikes on Iranian military installations near the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian media reported that the attacks targeted the US Al Azraq base in Jordan, as well as sites in Kuwait and Bahrain. The Revolutionary Guards said they struck facilities including aircraft hangars and a command center and warned they were prepared to deliver a “crushing and decisive” response to any further US action.…

BERLIN — Germany’s ILA air show opened on Wednesday under the twin shadows of the Iran war and the collapse this week of a flagship Franco-German fighter jet project, clouding what is meant to be one of Europe’s premier aerospace showcases.The Berlin event, which dates back to 1909, puts a large slice of Europe’s defense industry on display as companies pitch new technology to governments and military buyers.It also highlights the push by European manufacturers to narrow the gap with U.S. rivals and persuade governments to back them as the region ramps up defense spending.RELATEDYet the build-up to the show…

If you’ve ever watched a fighter jet streak across the sky and wondered how it can stay airborne for hours, or cross an ocean without landing, the answer usually isn’t another fighter. It’s a tanker aircraft quietly doing its job miles away from the spotlight.In the world of military aviation, tankers are the unsung workhorses, and the debate over KC-46 vs KC-135 has become one of the most fascinating stories in modern airpower.At first glance, comparing these two aircraft seems straightforward.The KC-135 Stratotanker is the veteran, a Cold War icon that entered service in the late 1950s and has supported…

He left Surin at 15 with nothing but ambition and headed to Bangkok to find out how good he really was. Six years later, Tomyamkoong Bhumjaithai is headlining The Inner Circle with back-to-back stoppages on his record and a life-changing contract one win away. Tomyamkoong faces Azerbaijani striker Anar Mammadov in the flyweight Muay Thai main event of The Inner Circle, streaming live for members at live.onefc.com from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, June 12. The 22-year-old enters on a three-fight winning streak that includes a one-punch knockout of Watcharaphon Singha Mawynn. It also features a third-round TKO…

Every World Cup cycle has a way of pulling people back toward soccer. Casual fans start watching more matches, former players remember how much they miss competing, and plenty of weekend warriors start thinking about dusting off the cleats. Then the first real run exposes the gap fast. Soccer may look smooth on TV, but the sport asks your body to sprint, stop, cut, recover, and repeat before your legs feel ready. That’s where traditional fitness can fall short. You can be strong in the gym or comfortable jogging a few miles and still feel unprepared once a match turns…

The head of the Social Security Administration says the agency’s customer service metrics are showing improvement, following significant staffing cuts. SSA Commissioner Frank Bisignano told members of the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday that the agency is seeing its “best all-around performance ever,” and that it is doing more with fewer employees. “You can’t just throw people at problems in this day and age. You’ve got to use technology,” Bisignano said in a hearing held by the Social Security and work and welfare subcommittees. The IRS, which Bisignano also oversees as its chief executive officer, is following a similar…