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Home › UFC News › Alex Pereira’s Coach Shares One-Word Reaction To Ilia Topuria’s ‘Back To The Office’ Post Alex Pereira’s coach, Plinio Cruz, shared his reaction to Ilia Topuria’s comeback post. ‘El Matador’ took to Instagram to share snaps of himself training, with the caption: Back to the office. Check out Topuria’s post below: Topuria was badly battered in his last outing (at UFC Freedom 250), which also saw him suffer the first loss in his MMA career. Coming into the fight as the lightweight champion, the 29-year-old took on Justin Gaethje. WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 14: (L-R) Justin…
On September 29, 2026, Huntington Ingalls Industries announced the successful completion of the preliminary acceptance test of the second Gerald R. Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the future John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). HII press release HII announced today that its Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) division has achieved preliminary acceptance of John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), the second Gerald R. Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Preliminary acceptance, the final step before formal delivery to the U.S. Navy, allows the Navy to begin underway test and evaluation of Kennedy’s unique systems and for the crew to gain operational proficiency. CVN 79 successfully completed acceptance trials in August. “Achieving preliminary acceptance…
A robot dog trying to get back to its humans sounds like a good reason to dismantle a few hostile machines. Dog in the Machine, the turn-based tactical roguelite from Studio Chahut and Goblinz Publishing, launched today, September 29, 2026, on Steam for Windows and macOS. The setting is Automatown, a dystopian mechanical city where robot pets have been deemed useless following the exile of their human companions. You control an AutoDog attempting to escape, teaching it increasingly elaborate tricks to fight through the machines standing between it and a reunion. The developers have also released a new launch trailer…
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD, Maine – Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Naval Support Activity Maine (NSA Maine) welcomed Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Industrial Operations, Rear Adm. Todd S. Weeks, Sept. 28 and 29.During his first visit to the shipyard since assuming his position in August 2026, Weeks met with shipyard leadership to discuss how PNSY is meeting mission-critical submarine maintenance requirements. Weeks also met with subject-matter experts to discuss workforce-driven innovations and cutting-edge repair capabilities executed through improved workforce processes and emerging technologies during a detailed tour of PNSY’s inside machine shop.Weeks toured the P-381 multi-dry dock construction project and engaged in…
The Defense Department announced this month a $450 million investment in The Elmet Group to strengthen the U.S. supply chain for tungsten, a critical mineral used for manufacturing military weapons ranging from bullets to missiles. The investment comes as a federal procurement rule barring tungsten mined, refined, or processed in China, Russia, Iran and North Korea from defense applications nears its Jan. 1 deadline. In the announcement, the Defense Department said it chose to invest in Elmet because it is “the only U.S.-owned, fully integrated producer of tungsten and molybdenum materials and components.”“This investment reflects the Department’s commitment to rebuilding…
The TWZ Newsletter Weekly insights and analysis on the latest developments in military technology, strategy, and foreign policy. We have officially received our second rendering of Boeing’s F/A-XX concept, which has now officially won the tender, beating out Northrop Grumman to build the Navy’s next-generation stealth fighter. Let’s take a look at what we can see in this new image and discuss what insights it may provide. Before we start, it’s worth reminding our readers that we are basing this analysis on two publicly released renders of a highly classified aircraft design. There are deliberate choices made in these renderings…
The brigade commander watched the icons representing his lead battalion move toward the enemy’s defensive belt. Somewhere ahead were minefields, observation posts, unmanned aircraft, and artillery waiting for the formation to reveal itself. But the brigade was not moving forward blindly. Autonomous ground systems were already operating kilometers forward of the tanks and mechanized infantry combat vehicles. Working with unmanned aircraft and other sensors, they identified enemy positions, obstacles, and trafficable routes before the manned formation became committed. When they detected an enemy observation post covering the brigade’s planned axis, a subordinate commander authorized its engagement. Other autonomous systems moved…
Military drone and counterdrone demand is booming amid a rush to spend funds before the end of the fiscal year—but the Pentagon’s drone marketplace is making it a little easier, defense officials said. “These contracts are available to everybody. And so what we’ve seen across the department is a surge of end-of-year requests for procurement,” Brig. Gen. Matthew Ross, who leads the Pentagon’s Joint Interagency Task Force 401, told reporters Tuesday. “End-of-year spending is nothing new inside of the department, but when you have an available contract vehicle, it makes it really easy to execute. And so, we’ve seen that from…
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Ross Stores is opening a 1.75 million-square-foot processing and distribution center in Bakersfield, California, according to a press release from the City of Bakersfield. The $500 million investment marks Ross’ 10th distribution center, per the press release. Distribution centers in the retailer’s network include three other sites in California, as well as Buckeye, Arizona, and Brookshire, Texas, according to Ross’ website. On the East Coast, Ross operates a distribution center in Pennsylvania and two in South Carolina. The multiyear project is slated to break…
British bodybuilding icon Ryan Terry made history at the 2026 Olympia final by equaling Jeremy Buendia’s four, back-to-back, Men’s Physique titles, but at a winners’ event held less than 24 hours later, Terry confirmed that an injury sustained during the latter stages of his prep almost took him off stage before the event even began. Ryan Terry has become one of the world’s most popular bodybuilders, thanks to an inspirational journey that includes winning his first Olympia Men’s Physique title in 2023, on the ninth time of trying. Since then, the buff Brit has maintained a firm grip on the…
