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NavGuide receiver. Credit: © BAE Systems. BAE Systems has started manufacturing and delivering its portable, field-installable NavGuide M-Code GPS receiver. The device offers secure positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) data for vehicles, handheld units, and sensors, according to the company. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more NavGuide is an upgrade to the Defence Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR), which BAE Systems discontinued after more than two decades in service. The new receiver uses the M-Code GPS signal to improve resistance to jamming and spoofing,…

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OMB said money that President Donald Trump tapped to pay TSA and other workers through executive actions will be exhausted by May. LISA MASCARO April 29, 2026 2:40 pm 3 min read WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House is warning Congress that funding to pay Department of Homeland Security personnel will “soon run out,” sparking new threats of airport disruptions and national security concerns as the House slow-walks legislation to end what has been the longest-ever lapse in agency funding. In a memo late Tuesday to lawmakers, the Office of Management and Budget said money that President Donald Trump tapped…

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Anthropic presents itself as a company that takes the risks of artificial intelligence seriously, but its record does not support that claim. The company occupies a position of fundamental ethical contradiction: its CEO has publicly and specifically predicted that AI will eliminate half of all entry-level white-collar jobs, drive unemployment to 20 percent, and cause an “unusually painful” shock to society, yet Anthropic continues to build, deploy, and profit from the technology responsible for that harm at maximum commercial speed. At the same time, when the Department of War demanded unrestricted use of that same technology for autonomous weapons and…

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UNRWA 29 Apr 2026 All information updated for 15 – 21 April 2026 [1] Days 920 – 926 since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip Highlights The Gaza Strip Israeli forces’ activities reportedly escalated, including trench digging and earth mounds, restricting vehicle movement and limiting crossing between the Israeli-militarised zone marked by the so-called “Yellow Line” and other parts of the Gaza Strip. Airstrikes, shelling, and gunfire continue across residential areas, reportedly resulting in civilian casualties and damage to critical facilities. There are continued reports of environmental hazards, including pests and rodents, affecting residential areas across…

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In 2024, Judd Devermont wrote, “Human Geography Is Mission-Critical,” where he argued that the United States should focus on behaviors and attitudes informed by human geography to craft better strategy. Two years later, we asked Judd to revisit his arguments. Image: Samuel Lamptey via Wikimedia CommonsIn your 2024 article, you argued that the United States needed to focus its attention on behaviors and attitudes informed by human geography to craft strategy that adequately navigates a more complex world and threat environment. Two years later, has the United States utilized human geography more as an indicator for foreign policy decisions? Can you give some examples…

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The Marine Corps may take its relationship with tiltrotor aircraft to the next level in the coming years with an attack platform to join the V-22 Osprey transport aircraft it’s been operating for the last two decades.The service is looking for aircraft to fill gaps as it prepares to retire its AV-8 Harriers and F/A-18A-C variants, then eventually replace UH-1 Venom and AH-1 Viper attack helicopters. The Army-developed MV-75 Cheyenne II is a possibility, the Corps’ assistant deputy commandant for aviation said Wednesday at the Modern Day Marine conference in Washington, D.C. “So I would say we’re exploring every option when…

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Bottom lines up front SEOUL and WASHINGTON—In an era of accelerating geopolitical competition and rapid technological advancement, the security landscape of the Indo-Pacific region and the Korean Peninsula demands a forward-thinking evolution of the US-Republic of Korea (ROK) alliance. The challenge for the alliance is to enhance deterrence while accounting for changing strategic and operational realities.  In the latest US National Defense Strategy (NDS), Washington outlined its expectations that Seoul leverage its robust defense industry to assume greater responsibility for its own defense within the alliance, while continuing to rely on the United States for critical, but more limited, military…

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Global Times By Global Times Published: Apr 29, 2026 11:22 AM Simply because mainland technologies and products are effective and popular among the people of Taiwan, the Taiwan authorities seek to ban or obstruct their use. This is an example of jittery with imaginary fear – absurd and ridiculous. Such move are unpopular and will not succeed, Chen Binhua, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said on Wednesday in response to a question about the mainland app Amap becoming popular on the Taiwan island while the DPP has raised so-called security concerns over it. In addition…

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In 2018, California passed Assembly Bill 1810, creating a pathway for pretrial diversion of individuals with mental health disorders. State statute dictates certain aspects of diversion eligibility and implementation. However, implementation of diversion occurs at the county level and counties have some degree of discretion as to how they implement the policy. This study conducted a qualitative implementation assessment of the contextual factors that have shaped the implementation of the state’s mental health diversion policy. We recruited nine counties and conducted semistructured interviews with a total of 29 implementation partners. Qualitative coding was conducted to explore themes related to program…

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