Defense One
Army awards more than $4 billion in counterdrone contracts, putting the Pentagon’s new drone marketplace to the test
Lauren C. Williams
The Defense Department launched drones.mil earlier this year following an Army-led effort.
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Defense One
Lauren C. Williams
The Defense Department launched drones.mil earlier this year following an Army-led effort.
Defense One
James Jacobson
Congress should closely monitor Hegseth’s latest effort to reduce the number of generals and admirals.
Breaking Defense
Diana Stancy
The contracts come as the Navy expands its marketplace for unmanned systems and moves into the second phase of the MUSV program.
Breaking Defense
Valerie Insinna and Michael Marrow
Boeing’s win gives it a monopoly on American sixth-gen fighters, following its 2025 selection to build the F-47.
Breaking Defense
Carley Welch
The Army awarded 10 companies for a variety of counter-drone tech including sensors, effectors and C2 systems, Brent Ingraham, the head of ASA(ALT), told reporters.
Breaking Defense
Breaking Defense
[Sponsored] From FPV drones to autonomous rotorcraft, scale and repeatability are becoming as important as innovation.
Breaking Defense
Michael Marrow
Separately, L3Harris announced it won a $6 billion contract from Lockheed Martin for THAAD interceptor propulsion systems.
Breaking Defense
Valerie Insinna
Rep. Jim Himes, the top Democrat on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, sent a Sept. 28 letter to a defense trade group warning of a “likely” probe into the project.
Marketplace Morning Report
David Brancaccio
One new course debuting this school year is AP Business with Personal Finance. It comes from the College Board, which is also behind the SAT, and is being taught in thousands of classrooms across the country. This morning, we head to one Baltimore school to learn about the impac…
Defense One
David DiMolfetta
The directive comes as the administration has dismantled or reorganized offices that tracked foreign influence and reduced civilian election security support.
Defense One
Jennifer Hlad
And view software as a continuously developing capability, rather than a completed product.
Marketplace Morning Report
David Brancaccio
Only 27% of the public trusts the federal government, according to a new survey from the Partnership for Public Service. This morning, we continue our conversation with Max Stier, president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service, about our perception of government institu…
Marketplace Morning Report
David Brancaccio
On Tuesday, the Labor Department will report how many job openings were posted in August. On Wednesday, the Bureau of Economic Analysis will report how much personal income grew in August. And on Friday, the Labor Department will report how much hiring occurred this month. So wh…
Defense One
John Croxton
The label is more typically assigned to companies suspected of ties to adversarial governments.
Defense One
Lauren C. Williams
A new report calls for more Congressional oversight of the massive construction projects.
Marketplace Morning Report
David Brancaccio
Chinese President Xi Jinping is continuing his meetings with President Donald Trump today, and trade representative Jamieson Greer told CNBC this morning that the two sides have already come to agreements on a number of issues. Earlier this week, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent…
Marketplace Morning Report
David Brancaccio
Today, people across the country are celebrating Dolly Parton Day. They’re encouraged to wear rhinestones, listen to her music, and be generous. Sept. 25 was chosen because the date harkens back to the hit song “9 to 5.” It is perhaps the singular ode to the eight-hour American…
Marketplace Morning Report
David Brancaccio
This morning, we continue our conversation with Yvette Fernandez, a reporter for the Mountain West News Bureau and Nevada Public Radio, about some of the biggest economic news stories coming out of the state. In this episode, we hear how tariffs and immigration enforcement are h…
Third Wave
Raymond Castillo
Day 1 of an ambitious investing journey
Third Wave
Raymond Castillo
The gift and pain of having people that can tell you the truth
Third Wave
Raymond Castillo
Welcome to Raymond’s Newsletter by me, Raymond Castillo.
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Many worry that China’s ownership of American debt affords the Chinese economic leverage over the United States. This apprehension stems from a misunderstanding of sovereign debt and of how states derive power from their economic relations. The post Is it a Risk for America that…
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