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Elon Musk's SpaceX enters Pentagon competition for autonomous drone technology, signaling major shift in defense contracting as tech giants challenge traditional aerospace companies.
The Pentagon clashes with Anthropic over military AI applications, revealing deeper tensions between national security needs and AI safety principles in the tech industry.
The Pentagon's 2026 National Defense Strategy under Trump pivots to Western Hemisphere dominance, limiting support for allies and prioritizing border security.
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[email protected]The Pentagon's US Indo-Pacific Defense Strategy 2026 outlines a plan to deter China using strength and alliance-building along the first island chain.
The Pentagon's US National Defense Strategy 2026 pivots focus to homeland security and the Western Hemisphere, downgrading China and demanding more from allies.
The 2026 U.S. National Defense Strategy shifts primary responsibility for deterring North Korea to Seoul, signaling a major update in the ROK-U.S. alliance.
The US 2026 National Defense Strategy (NDS) designates South Korea as having 'primary responsibility' for its defense, reflecting a shift toward China-focused strategy.
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[email protected]The 2026 US National Defense Strategy emphasizes 'strategic stability' with China over direct confrontation. Learn how the Pentagon is reshaping its Indo-Pacific goals.
The 2026 US National Defense Strategy (NDS) designates South Korea as the 'primary' lead for North Korean deterrence, marking a shift toward limited U.S. support.
U.S. Under Secretary of Defense Elbridge Colby visits South Korea and Japan in January 2026 to discuss defense spending, troop realignments, and the modernization of the alliance.
US lawmakers propose a $2.5 billion agency to boost domestic rare earths production and break China's 90% market dominance. Read about the new bipartisan strategy.
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[email protected]The CBO reports that renaming the Department of Defense to the 'Department of War' could cost U.S. taxpayers up to $125 million.