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When domestic cyber becomes a military problem [Editorial]
Laws intended to establish roles and responsibilities within the government did not necessarily account for the prospect of global networks. Or cyberwar. And yet, here we are.
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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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Ex-defense firm CFO faces sentence in $6M Humvee fraud case
A Pittsburgh man who helped a defense contractor in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the DoD for Humvee window kits faces a federal judge for sentencing.
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Airbus notches win over rival Boeing with Bombardier deal
The European plane maker reached an unusual, no-cost deal with Canada’s Bombardier that sent Airbus shares up Tuesday.
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Trump to stay in Iran nuclear deal, asks Congress to revise enforcement
President Trump’s proposed alternative would seek to include Iran’s ballistic missiles, destabilizing activities in amended sanctions law.
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US Border Patrol tests surveillance balloon
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits.
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The US and NATO’s ability to deter Russia is at risk, commander says
The effectiveness of the U.S. and its NATO allies to act as deterrents against Russia is at risk because of shortfalls in capability, said Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe.
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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
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Founders of defense firm sentenced in DoD fraud scheme
Two brothers who formerly owned a Pennsylvania defense contractor face sentencing for pleading guilty in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Defense Department for Humvee window kits.
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Canadian-US Super Hornet dispute could spark trade war
Will Canada abandon its deal with Boeing for new Super Hornets? And what other options does it have?
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When domestic cyber becomes a military problem [Editorial]
Laws intended to establish roles and responsibilities within the government did not necessarily account for the prospect of global networks. Or cyberwar. And yet, here we are.
-
Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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Ex-defense firm CFO faces sentence in $6M Humvee fraud case
A Pittsburgh man who helped a defense contractor in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the DoD for Humvee window kits faces a federal judge for sentencing.
-
Airbus notches win over rival Boeing with Bombardier deal
The European plane maker reached an unusual, no-cost deal with Canada’s Bombardier that sent Airbus shares up Tuesday.
-
Trump to stay in Iran nuclear deal, asks Congress to revise enforcement
President Trump’s proposed alternative would seek to include Iran’s ballistic missiles, destabilizing activities in amended sanctions law.
-
US Border Patrol tests surveillance balloon
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits.
-
The US and NATO’s ability to deter Russia is at risk, commander says
The effectiveness of the U.S. and its NATO allies to act as deterrents against Russia is at risk because of shortfalls in capability, said Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe.
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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
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Founders of defense firm sentenced in DoD fraud scheme
Two brothers who formerly owned a Pennsylvania defense contractor face sentencing for pleading guilty in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Defense Department for Humvee window kits.
-
Canadian-US Super Hornet dispute could spark trade war
Will Canada abandon its deal with Boeing for new Super Hornets? And what other options does it have?
-
When domestic cyber becomes a military problem [Editorial]
Laws intended to establish roles and responsibilities within the government did not necessarily account for the prospect of global networks. Or cyberwar. And yet, here we are.
-
Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
-
Ex-defense firm CFO faces sentence in $6M Humvee fraud case
A Pittsburgh man who helped a defense contractor in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the DoD for Humvee window kits faces a federal judge for sentencing.
-
Airbus notches win over rival Boeing with Bombardier deal
The European plane maker reached an unusual, no-cost deal with Canada’s Bombardier that sent Airbus shares up Tuesday.
-
Trump to stay in Iran nuclear deal, asks Congress to revise enforcement
President Trump’s proposed alternative would seek to include Iran’s ballistic missiles, destabilizing activities in amended sanctions law.
-
US Border Patrol tests surveillance balloon
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits.
-
The US and NATO’s ability to deter Russia is at risk, commander says
The effectiveness of the U.S. and its NATO allies to act as deterrents against Russia is at risk because of shortfalls in capability, said Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe.
-
Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
-
Founders of defense firm sentenced in DoD fraud scheme
Two brothers who formerly owned a Pennsylvania defense contractor face sentencing for pleading guilty in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Defense Department for Humvee window kits.
-
Canadian-US Super Hornet dispute could spark trade war
Will Canada abandon its deal with Boeing for new Super Hornets? And what other options does it have?
