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The Pentagon on Thursday announced a contract with Oracle worth almost $7 billion over a decade, a big win for the software maker, which has been punished by investors this year. The stock rose about 3% in extended trading. The contract covers the use of Oracle software in on-premises data…

On Thursday, the United States and Iran traded new air strikes amid rising tensions between the two countries—and only a day after President Donald Trump said he thought their current ceasefire was over. A day earlier, Trump was asked by reporters whether the US and Iran would be regressing to…

KUALA LUMPUR, July 6 (Reuters) - A Malaysian parliamentary committee will hold a hearing on July 16 to discuss a $96 million rare earths supply deal signed between Australia's Lynas Rare Earths and the U.S. Department of Defense earlier this year, a senior lawmaker said on Monday. Lynas, operator of…

Source: lmsolutionsllc.com For businesses within the defense supply chain, CMMC compliance stands as a critical requirement to adhere to cybersecurity standards mandated by the Department of Defense (DoD). Grasping this framework not only influences a company’s ability to secure contracts but also plays a significant role in maintaining secure operations.…

Home › World › Alibaba sues US for being linked to Chinese military World Alibaba sues US for being linked to Chinese military Besides Alibaba, Baidu, ‌BYD, and others are also added this month to Pentagon blacklist People walk past the Alibaba booth during the China International Supply Chain Expo…

Over the past decade, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) spending for critical minerals transformed from virtually nonexistent into a major revenue stream, with the last five years delivering a dramatic surge in both contract volume and dollar value. The Pentagon and other defense-adjacent agencies’ growing appetite for these projects…

(RNS) — I was an Air Force journalist during the first Gulf War. I remember what military life looked like before the military acknowledged that pagan service members existed and had legitimate religious needs. Back then, the consequences showed up in very practical ways: A pagan recruit in basic training…

Over the weekend, the Department of Defense stepped into one of the more delicate questions in American religiosity: who gets to be called “Christian.” More specifically, does the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the Mormon Church), fit the bill? The brouhaha started with Secretary Pete Hegseth’s…

The Department of Defense has revised its new, shortened list of recognized religions after fury from Utah political leaders over not classifying Mormonism as a "Christian" faith.Why it matters: The omission is stoking ire between conservative Latter-day Saints and the rest of the religious right, as some Evangelical Christians reiterate…

Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll speaks during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the Defense Authorization Request for fiscal year 2027 on Tuesday. On Friday, he faced the same committee to answer why troop deployment to Poland was canceled. Photo by Annabelle Gordon/UPI | License Photo May 15…