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- Judge grants Anthropic preliminary injunction but Pentagon CTO says ban still stands
- Norway floats additional $11.8B in defense spending through 2035, cancels drone program
- Army may reexamine ground vehicle programs amid ‘constantly evolving’ environment: Official
- South Korea’s KAI rolls out first production KF-21 fighter jet
- White House to deliver FY27 budget request on April 3: OMB
- Will the Pentagon have to cut exercises to pay for the Iran war?
- State Department clears $340M FMS request for hypersonic missile testing support for Japan
- NATO sees $145B in munitions needs, as members all hit 2 percent GDP for first time
- MBDA plans $5.8B investment in missile production as demand soars
- Companies to enter negotiations to build commercial data centers on Army installations
- Vulcan grounding could impact multiple Space Force, NRO satellite launches
- Bipartisan bill would make restrictions on contractor buybacks, dividends permanent
- Rep. Rob Wittman on Army modernization, DoD relations and right to repair
- Want to fix acquisition? Start with the program managers.
- ‘Jury’s still out’ on future of Army’s mobile prepositioned stock: AMC head
